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Materials that change their properties in response to certain stimuli could come to occupy a valuable space in many fields, ranging from robotics, to medical care, to advanced aircraft. A new example of this type of shape-shifting technology is modeled… Continue reading Bulletproof chainmail? Next-gen fabric stiffens on demand
Armor has named Bryan Hauptman as chief revenue officer (CRO). The hire reinforces the ongoing expansion of the company’s global managed service provider (MSP) base while continuing to help end-users streamline security and compliance. Hauptman’s prove… Continue reading Bryan Hauptman joins Armor as CRO
A light weight and slim form are two very desirable attributes when it comes to next-gen armor materials, and we’re seeing scientists make impressive gains in this area, inspired by everything from sea snails, to animal scales, to finely tuned foams. T… Continue reading Ultralight armor material made of tiny carbon struts outperforms Kevlar
Armor announced new endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities delivered with VMware Carbon Black. Armor Anywhere, a trusted cloud security platform, will utilize VMware Carbon Black Cloud Enterprise EDR to extend threat detection and response … Continue reading Armor Anywhere and VMware Carbon Black extend protection to detect and stop advanced threats
Milirem Robotics has rolled out its Type-X Robotic Combat Vehicle (RCV) for its first mobility tests. Unveiled in 2020, the RCV is a medium-weight autonomous armored platform, designed to provide reconnaissance and fire support for mechanized units and… Continue reading Milirem’s Type-X robotic armored combat vehicle begins ground testing
Qualys announced that Armor is integrating the Qualys CloudView app, which includes Cloud Inventory and Cloud Security Assessment, into Armor Anywhere, a cloud security platform. Armor Anywhere with Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) lets clients… Continue reading Qualys CloudView app to power Armor Anywhere cloud security posture management capabilities
The first Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) from BAE Systems is ready for delivery to the US Army. On August 31, 2020, the first of the vehicles that will replace the Army’s Vietnam War-era M113s rolled off of the production line.Continue ReadingCat… Continue reading First Advanced Multi-Purpose Vehicles set for delivery to US Army
ChaosSearch announced that it is teaming with Armor, a leading global cybersecurity software company that protects workloads in public, hybrid and private cloud environments, to deliver an integrated log analysis solution. ChaosSearch’s Data Lake Analy… Continue reading ChaosSearch teams up with Armor to deliver an integrated log analysis solution
The microscopic structure of a material plays a huge role in how well it absorbs impacts, and now researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have hit upon a structure that works particularly well. The team 3D-printed cubes with fractal voids inside … Continue reading Fractal void cubes could make for better shock-dissipating armor
An armored vehicle probably isn’t something you’d normally associate with high speeds, but one company is out to prove that doesn’t have to be the case. Wyoming-based AddArmor has wrapped an Audi RS7 with its special in-house paneling and ballistic glass to produce what it says is the fastest armored car in the world, but still with plenty of other tricks up its sleeve if it can’t make a clean getaway.
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Continue Reading Bulletproof Audi RS7 stakes claim as world’s fastest armored car
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Continue reading Bulletproof Audi RS7 stakes claim as world's fastest armored car