Finnish software makes DoD buy list

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F-Secure Corp. headquartered in Helsinki, Finland and founded by Siilasmaa and Hypponen is selling security-sensitive software to various customers including the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) thus penetrating the Pentagon procurement market. F-Secure bases its software on open architecture and allows DoD customers to obtain access to the source code if necessary while it claims to be a U.S. market-share leader in the sale of encryption software and used a protocol called secure shell (SSH) that lessens their systems' vulnerabilities to intrusion.

Finland, Military Software (Contract), Custom Computer Programming Services, Computer programming services, Military software, F-Secure Corp.

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Software product helps Intel manage verbal flood

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The Attensity Corp., a software developer based in Mountain View, California, has developed a software product that will help Intel to manage verbal flood. The degree of sophistication and subtlety with which it sorts through the mass of language and its other applications in the industry like grammatical or syntactical errors, misspellings, slang, and other elements common to normal human communication is reported.

Semiconductors and related devices, Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Product development, Word Processing Software Pkgs (Micro), Semiconductor industry, Intel Corp., INTC, Technology application, Word processing software, Document editing software, Attensity Corp.

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JSF engine-cut plan a loser-analysts

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The defense analyst James Carafano believes that Pentagon bid to withdraw one of the two planned engine manufacturers for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) might indicate tough times for defense programs in general. However, if the Pentagon were to make the sort of program cut, it would not make a huge difference, fiscally, to the JSF program.

Facilities & equipment, National Security, Active Military Personnel, Equipment and supplies, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Military personnel, Joint Strike Fighter (Aircraft), F-35 (Aircraft), Carafano, James

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