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Lockheed Martin Looks To Expand Cyber Security Expertise With Commercial, International Clients

Defense Daily Staff

Thursday, November 15th, 2012

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Based on its expertise in protecting its own information technology (IT) networks and those of its government customers, Lockheed Martin [LMT] is looking to sell that capability to a broader client base that would include commercial and international customers, company officials said this week. The types and solutions Lockheed Martin is looking to sell to commercial and international customers include consulting services, deployable systems for threat awareness, and managed services, Rohan Amin, director for the company’s Defense Department Cyber Crime…

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