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Announcements
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May 29, 2008
HTA is Awarded Prime Contract under the Navy’s SeaPort Enhanced Multiple Award Contract
December 07, 2007
HTA is Awarded Prime C4ISR Mission Enable contract in Support of Space and Naval Warfare
March 05, 2007
HTA Receives 93 from D&B Open Ratings Supplier Performance Report
December 15, 2006
HTA wins 2006 top 500 Diversity-Owned Business Award
March 21, 2005
SBA Participates in Conference Which Grants Small Businesses Access to Government Contracts
December 08, 2004
HTA Receives GSA 70 schedule for IT Professional Services
March 15, 2004
ISACA awards CISM certification to HTA's Director & Executive Project Manager of Security
September 01, 2003
Center for Internet Security Acknowledges Contributors to the CIS Security Benchmarks
August 24, 2003
HTA Obtains SDB, WOB, MOB Certification from the Small Business Administration
June 28, 2003
HTA Obtains 8(A) Certification from the Small Business Administration
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News & Hot Links
 March 31, 2003
TOP SECRET: Security Clearance is Costly, but Lucrative
After a week of dealing with the federal crime-fighting agency and its sensitivity to security, the Baltimore development firm's CEO Ed St. John decided only to sell 10.5 acres at Windsor Corporate Park to the government and move on.
"We realized this is a very unique building that would have taken more resources than we were willing to devote.'' Time, money and security clearance, that is.
Despite MIE Properties' reluctance to chase the project, many other companies are scrambling to lock up security clearance for the growing pool of government and defense contracting work.
August 08, 2003
Privacy policies, tools fluster gathering of info-sec specialists
Privacy policies, tools fluster gathering of info-sec specialists
January 05, 2004
Understanding the Layers of Wireless LAN Security & Management
While a wireless LAN can be installed by simply plugging an access point into an Ethernet port, an enterprise wireless LAN deployment requires a more thought-out plan that incorporates advanced security and management technologies. The attention on the pitfalls of wireless LANs, such as the deficiencies of WEP or 802,1x, has inspired some enterprises to ban wireless LANs altogether. However, security-conscious enterprises are fortifying their wireless LANs with a layered approach to security that mirrors the security of wired networks. This layered approach to security addresses all network components by locking down the wireless LAN's perimeter, controlling access to the wireless LAN, protecting the data, and monitoring network traffic.
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