By Calvin Biesecker Boeing's [BA] pending acquisition of cybersecurity software firm Narus, which is based in California but has regional offices around the world, will give it a global presence in the cyber sphere, a senior company official said last week. Boeing "can't play in a global market without global products" and Narus is there, Roger Krone, president of Boeing Network and Space Systems, told reporters on a media call last week. Boeing said last Wednesday it has agreed to…
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