Hacker-hunting software earns Endgame nearly $19M from Air Force
On Wednesday, the U.S. Air Force awarded an $18.8 million cybersecurity contract to a firm laden with talent from the intelligence community. The deal comes almost one year after the publication of a report by the Air Force’s Scientific Advisory Board that warned of software vulnerabilities in the military’s digital infrastructure.
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