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Cyber Security Solutions
Is Your Agency Ready? Are You Protected?
As of December 10, 2009, the Federal Government requires IPv6 compliant
products be included in all new information technology acquisitions using
Internet Protocol. To assist in this transition, we have successfully
developed and deployed Assure6 - the first cyber security policy manager to
detect and block malicious attacks.
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Enterprise Transportation Solutions
Software Development Certified SEI CMMI® 3
We are proud to have been certified for the third year by SEI as Capability
Maturity Model Integration (SEI CMMI®) Level 3. This rating is in
recognition of our strong ability in software development processes and
systems engineering, especially in the areas of government transportation
and logistics needs. Learn more about our
software development.
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Working With Us
We are a DISA Encore II Prime
AnviCom, Command Information's government-focused subsidiary, has
been selected under the
Department of Defense DISA
Encore II contract. Our knowledgeable
staff is ready with extensive experience executing large IT services
programs for the Department of Defense. Learn more about our full
suite of government
contract vehicles.
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IPv6 Incorporated into the FAR
The Civilian Agency Acquisition Council and the Defense Acquisition
Regulations Councils issued a final rule amending the Federal
Acquisition Regulation to require Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)
compliant products be included in all new information technology acquisitions
using Internet Protocol.
Go to FARs >>
Lisa Donnan to Lead Command Information's Cyber Security Solutions
Alexandria, VA, October 19, 2009 - Command Information is pleased to announce Lisa
Donnan as its new Executive Vice President for Cyber Security Solutions. Ms. Donnan will lead
Command Information in bringing advanced cyber security solutions, information assurance,
and network engineering services to public sector organizations.
Download the press release >>
Alan V. Rogers to Lead Command Information as CEO
Alexandria, Virginia - August 31, 2009 - Command Information is pleased to
announce Alan V. Rogers as its Chief Executive Officer. Rogers will lead Command
Information in its mission to bring state-of-the-art net-centric information
services and solutions to public sector organizations.
Download the press release >>
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Is the "killer app" for IPv6 YouTube?
February 3rd, 2010 -
The extremely quiet announcement last week from Google about its image and video
distribution servers being enabled for IPv6 dropped like a bombshell this week.
Service Providers on the IPv6 Internet, like Hurricane Electric (HE), noticed a
surge in IPv6 traffic in scales of magnitude. In fact, "30-1" was used by Martin
Levy of HE. Also, Ron Broersma from the Defense Research Engineering Network (DREN)
noticed that "IPv6 traffic suddenly increased by 4 to 5 times."
Now this doesn't mean if you happen to have IPv6 connectivity you will get your
video and audio on YouTube over IPv6. Just like their applications, you have
to be part of their IPv6 program:
http://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/
Which means, you need to resolve their AAAA records.
However, there is a work around for those of us who want to use Google and YouTube
over IPv6. Just change your IPv6 DNS resolvers to the following:
- Hurricane Electric: 2001:470:20::2
- GoGoNet/Freenet6: 2001:5c0:1000:11::2 or 2001:5c0:1001::194
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