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Delta Solutions earns ISO certification

by Amy Gillentine Published: May 23,2012

Tags: certification, Colorado Springs, compliance, Intarional Standards Organization, standards

Delta Solutions completed stage two of the International Organization for Standards’ certification process. Orion Registrar assessed Delta Solutions’ quality management processes and found them to be in compliance with the quality standards for ISO certification. The independent certification means that the company has documented its quality management processes while meeting the rigorous qualifications for the [...] [...]

ITT Exelis named by SBA a top prime contractor

by Monica Mendoza Published: May 17,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, ITT Exelis Information Systems, Small Business Administration

ITT Exelis Information Systems is the U.S. Small Business Administration’s pick for best prime contractor. The company’s main headquarters are in Herndon, Va., and its mission systems division is headquartered in Colorado Springs. ITT Exelis Information Systems was selected by SBA as the national winner of the 2012 Dwight D. Eisenhower Award for Excellence, Research [...] [...]

Court won’t order Google-US interactions released

by Associated Press Published: May 11,2012

Tags: court, cyber security, Google, Legal, National Security Agency

      A federal appeals court has turned down a Freedom of Information Act request related to the 2010 cyberattack on Google users in China.   The request from the Electronic Privacy Information Center was to disclose communications between Google and the U.S. National Security Agency. The center focuses on privacy and civil liberties. [...] [...]

Fort Carson getting new garrison commander

by Associated Press Published: May 10,2012

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  Fort Carson is getting a new garrison commander, who’s responsible for the post’s infrastructure.   Col. Robert F. McLaughlin will transfer command to Col. David L. Grosso in a ceremony Thursday.   McLaughlin has been garrison commander since June 2009. He is deploying to Afghanistan, where he will serve as chief of staff for [...] [...]

Depressed after deployment? There’s an app for that.

by Amy Gillentine Published: May 9,2012

Tags: app, deployment, Military, smartphone, Technology

The Department of Defense released a mobile app that will help service members adjust to life at home after returning from combat deployments. The app, called the Positive Activity jackpot, was developed by the national Center for Telehealth and Technology. It uses augmented reality with a smartphone GPS to help find nearby activities and diversions [...] [...]

Satellite companies battle over acquisition

by Associated Press Published: May 8,2012

Tags: acquitisition, Colorado, companies, Satellite

Two companies with private satellites are eyeing each other for acquisition. Longmont-based DigitalGlobe says it has rejected an unsolicited acquisition proposal from GeoEye Inc. but disclosed that it has previously offered to buy its rival. GeoEye, which is based in Herndon, Va., announced Friday it had made a $792 million offer for DigitalGlobe. A combined [...] [...]

Colo. Springs attorneys taking on space cases (access required)

by Amy Gillentine Published: April 27,2012

Tags: Attorneys, Law, space

Astronauts aren’t the only ones exploring the final frontier — attorneys are venturing into the unknown, too, with tasks such as establishing legal responsibility for space junk and protecting space craft patents. The practice of space law is growing in Colorado Springs thanks to the prominence of the Air Force, the Department of Defense and [...] [...]

House moves ahead with cyber security bill

by Associated Press Published: April 26,2012

Tags: cyber security, House of Representatives, security, Senate

House Republicans are pushing ahead with legislation to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure and corporations from electronic attacks despite Obama administration objections that the legislation fails to protect Americans’ civil liberties. The House begins work Thursday on the bill designed to address the cybersecurity threat by getting the private sector and government to share information [...] [...]

Fort Carson agrees to restrict chopper flights

by Associated Press Published: April 26,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Fort Carson, helicopter, Pinon Canyon

The U.S. Army has agreed to restrict helicopter training flights over southeastern Colorado after residents complained about low-altitude training flights. A Fort Carson spokesman said Tuesday the helicopters will stay within the boundaries of the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site. Helicopters must maintain higher altitudes outside the designated flying area. Pilots are being required to stay [...] [...]

Lockheed Martin sells detection device to Japanese

by Staff Writer Published: April 23,2012

Tags: Able Sentry, Japan, Lockheed Martin, threat detection

The Japan Ministry of Defense recently ordered 19 AbleSentry systems from Lockheed Martin to provide detection and early warning of a possible chemical, biological, or radiological attack. Designed for the tactical battlefield, AbleSentry is simple to deploy, operate and maintain. Using a sophisticated detection algorithm, the system’s array of networked, remote sensors provides a high [...] [...]

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