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Sotera to perform Information Operations Support for U.S. Army
by Ryan Maass
Herndon, Va. (UPI) Jan 13, 2016


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Sotera received an $89 million task order from the U.S. Army's Intelligence and Security Command to provide information operations support.

Under the task order, Sotera will support the U.S. Army's effort to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities. Services will include support teams providing planning and execution support, information operations training and mission readiness exercise support.

"As a long standing INSCOM mission partner, Sotera is pleased to bring both our experience and innovation to deliver training excellence and information dominance solutions in today's dynamic and rapidly changing Army operational environment," Sotera President and CEO Deb Alderson said in a statement.

Sotera's Task Order with the U.S. Army supports the Army's 1st Information Operations Command, which provides information operations support to the Army and other armed forces. Support can include back planning and analysis and specialized training.


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