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April 16, 2012

RT Logic Announces Satellite Security Products

By David Delony, Contributing Writer

RT Logic (News - Alert) , a subsidiary of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., has announced the release of CyberC4, a suite of satellite communications security products, ensuring the integrity of communications and increasing the chances of successful satellite launches.

"The migration of satellite ground networks to IP-based technologies is delivering tremendous benefits in cost, performance, and interoperability, but along with increased cyber security risks," Jerry Meleski, Vice President of RT Logic, said. "With the CyberC4 family of products, RT Logic is addressing that problem for our customers across the various cyber attack surfaces."

The suite aims to offer a system-wide level of protection and security across satellite communication deployments. It includes Armor, which hardens Linux-based SATCOM equipment: Capture, for detecting internal events and Guard, for protecting AFSCN (Air Force Satellite Control Network) communications... Read More

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Microsoft Working on HTML5 Skype Web App?

April 16, 2012
Tom Keating : VoIP & Gadgets Blog
By: Tom Keating

Came across an interesting job posting by Microsoft on the Microsoft Talent Network that seems to point to a web app being developed by the Microsoft and Skype team. Running Skype within a web browser would be huge and would likely using HTML5 along with some Javascript.

Here's the relevant job posting section:
Team at Skype is looking for passionate, team-oriented and self-motivated developers to help us bring Skype experience on to the Web... Read More

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