Reuters is reporting that the Pentagon's DARPA is implementing a project started in 2009: the National Cyber Range.
According to press reports it would be a copy of the Internet, a sort of virtual shooting gallery in which to experiment and make practical, useful also for the training activities of the Cyber Command.
According to official data the program would have a budget of about $ 130 million, 50 of which focused on the Lockheed Martin and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
And 'interesting to note that the cyber industry is contrasted with other programs to bescaled down to the well-known U.S. military budget cuts.
To confirm the interest of major defense contractors in this sector also the recent campaign purchases of companies specializing in cyberwarfare by operators such asBAE Systems, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
In short, a growing market and with large sums at stake. One consideration, which I think has some relevance to national security, economic and otherwise.
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According to press reports it would be a copy of the Internet, a sort of virtual shooting gallery in which to experiment and make practical, useful also for the training activities of the Cyber Command.
According to official data the program would have a budget of about $ 130 million, 50 of which focused on the Lockheed Martin and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.
And 'interesting to note that the cyber industry is contrasted with other programs to bescaled down to the well-known U.S. military budget cuts.
To confirm the interest of major defense contractors in this sector also the recent campaign purchases of companies specializing in cyberwarfare by operators such asBAE Systems, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
In short, a growing market and with large sums at stake. One consideration, which I think has some relevance to national security, economic and otherwise.
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