DN - Defence Notes
I/ITSEC: Cubic looks to the clouds
Cubic is set to demonstrate its next generation capabilities at this year’s I/ITSEC in Orlando, with its latest solutions on offer focusing heavily on cyber security and cloud-based equipment.
The first product at I/ITSEC to use cloud-based delivery is the CyberMaster, which is a new solution for cyber ...
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