By Geoff Fein As the government looks to improve its situational awareness of cyber intrusions on its networks, a Washington-based provider of cyber defense solutions believes it has the capability to provide that capability. NeuralIQ's Event Horizon provides real-time forensics that works with other computer security technologies, William Fallon. chief executive officer of NeuralIQ Government Services, told Defense Daily in a recent interview. "How do we get better situational awareness about what's going on? It's a challenge," Fallon, a retired…
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