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Business/Financial

With Eye To Expansion, GD Opens Cyber Forensics Lab

Friday, March 22nd, 2013

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COLUMBIA, Md.—To make room for expansion and better position itself to handle increasing demand for cyber security services, General Dynamics [GD] has opened a new laboratory here that provides network forensic services to help mitigate cyber attacks and develop solutions to prevent attacks. The staffing levels at the lab are expected to grow between 20 and 25 percent annually in the next few years to meet the growing demand for cyber forensic services, Jim Jaeger, vice president of Cybersecurity Services…

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