http://www.wired.com/news/conflict/0,2100,54342,00.html
Honeywell helped the phoenix program in 'nam and PROMIS stolen software helped round em up in guatamala and the old south africa.This mob just got 80 million to be the next.
http://www.csc.com.au/
here in Australia.

But first, a little background information about CSC. We are a full-scope, global IT services company. We pride ourselves on providing real solutions to customers' business problems. These solutions range from management consulting, systems development, systems integration to outsourcing. Our solutions are based on experience, innovation and total capability.

Being part of the global CSC offers our customers here access to some of the world's best people, processes, intellectual property and technology. We leverage the very best ideas and approaches from our worldwide industry verticals (such as Financial Services and Healthcare). We access those market-leading services from our global operations (like Outsourcing) to complement the regional and local relationships developed with our customers.

The DoD's Computer Investigations Training Program offered its first class, Introduction to Computer Search and Seizure, in September 1998.


The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is awarding a contract worth US$86.9 million to train cybercrime fighters.


According to news sources, the DoD announced that the contract will go to Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), an El Segundo, California-based firm with over 68,000 employees and revenue for its last fiscal year of $11.1 billion.


Computer Sciences will use the money to assist the DoD's Computer Investigations Training Program (DCITP), instructing various agencies in the best methods for combating computer-based crime and for maintaining the security of defense-related computer networks from counterintelligence and other incursions.


Agencies whose operatives receive training under DCITP include the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, the Army Criminal Investigations Division, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, the Defense Computer Forensics Lab, the Defense Criminal Investigative Services and the 902nd Military Intelligence Group.

Huge Increase

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