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Cambridge Pixel enhances radar
tracking software
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and Tellumat.
Cambridge Pixel will be showcasing
its new SPx radar tracking software
on stand G27 in Hall 2b (UK
Pavilion) at Euronaval in Paris from
17-21 October 2016.
For more information about
Cambridge Pixel’s radar tracker and
range of software modules, please
visit www.cambridgepixel.com or
call: +44 (0) 1763 852749 or email:
enquiries@cambridgepixel.com.
About Cambridge Pixel
Founded in 2007, Cambridge Pixel
is an award-winning developer of
sensor processing and display solutions
including primary and secondary
radar interfacing, processing
and display components for military
and commercial radar applications.
It is a world-leading supplier of
software-based radar tracking and
scan conversion solutions through
its modular SPx software, and HPx
hardware product range. Based near
Cambridge in the UK, the company
operates worldwide through a network
of agents and distributors. In
2015, Cambridge Pixel received a
Queen’s Award for Enterprise in International
Trade for ‘outstanding
overseas sales growth over the last
three years.
Government’s advisory committee
want to end family detention
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cent reports on family detention, including:
• The S. Commission on International
Religious Freedom’s Report
on the extremely troubling practice
of expedited removal that funnels
children and families into detention
• The American Immigration Lawyers’
Association Report on Central
Americans Seeking Asylum
and Legal Protection in the U.S.
• The American Immigration
Council report on family separation
in family detention and on
families deported back to danger
in Central America.
• Human Rights First reports including
Lifeline on Lockdown and
Family Detention: Still Happening,
Still Damaging.
The Committee’s report will be worth
reading in full and makes concrete,
specific, practical recommendations
throughout to comprehensively address
the myriad of problems posed
by detaining families, but the bottom
line is clear – the U.S. government
should end family detention.
Lindsay Harris is Assistant Professor
of Law at the University of the District
of Columbia, David A. Clarke School
of Law.
Arrest of ex-NSA contractor shows
federal cybersecurity still faces a
serious inside threat
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man said.
“The main line of defense must be
around your data,” he said. “These
are the only assets you can control.
It may not be a physical location—
it could be in the cloud. There are
endless possibilities for the ways a
hacker or bad actor can get in, so
you can’t try to control it all. The
right approach to managing the insider
threat problem starts with protecting
against inappropriate access
to all of your data repositories–databases,
file servers and cloud applications.”
Martin faces up to 10 years in
federal prison for theft of government
property and a year for the
unauthorized retention of classified
materials. He appeared in federal
court in Maryland on Aug. 29 and
remains in custody, according to the
Department of Justice.
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