By Geoff Fein The Space and Naval Warfare Systems (SPAWAR) in San Diego recently signed a three-year Cooperative Research Agreement (CRADA) with Ohio-based Sypherlink to find ways to rapidly share information across hastily formed secure data networks, a company official said. Since the company started back in 2001, Sypherlink's focus has been information sharing, James Paat, CEO, told Defense Daily in a recent interview. "We are leveraging some secure communications and rapidly deployed infrastructure, with Sypherlink's NIEM (National Information Exchange…
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