General Dynamics Canada has been awarded a contract for the Canadian Department of National Defence's Armour programme that will see it develop an automated computer network defence capability.
Announced on 7 October, the development programme will see the company work alongside Defence Research and Development Canada to create a multi-layered system that will allow for single-threat systems to be integrated into a more 'holistic' capability.
'The Armour programme has been stood up as a way to try and view the cyber space through a more holistic lens,' Chris Pogue, international VP business development and strategy for General Dynamics C4 Systems,
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