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KEYW’s Cyber Unit Launches Intelligent Threat Detection Solution

Gally Articola

Wednesday, October 16th, 2013

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KEYW Corp. [KEYW] said on Oct. 8 that its new subsidiary Hexis Cyber Solutions has launched a new cyber security product that automatically detects and removes threats from a network. The HawkEye G solution draws on KEYW’s experience supporting the federal government and big data capabilities, the company said. It says HawkEye G will detect, diagnose and remove cyber threats before they can compromise intellectual property or disrupt business. The company said the new security platform can detect potential threats in…

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