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QinetiQ North America offers new Cyber Security Services

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Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

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QinetiQ North America (QNA), a division of Britain's QinetiQ, has introduced four new offerings to help federal agencies improve their cyber security. The offerings include a training course called Cyber Safety 101, teaches how online criminals, scammers, adversaries and hackers exploit technologies, systems, and users in the cyber universe. The Cyber Risk and Vulnerability Assessment is a "red team" offering to help identify an organization's threats, risks and vulnerabilities from an enemy's perspective. QNA is also offering Malware discovery, aimed…

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