When you think of what generates oxygen around the world, the most obvious answer is plant life. Flora coats the earth in lush green and generates oxygen for us all to breathe in.
Updated 12-14-2021
Ethical hacking seems almost oxymoronic. The two words have near-polar opposite meanings, yet the practice of ethical hacking is one of the most important priorities for government agencies seeking to protect themselves from cyberattacks.
SAIC recently deployed IT support services to the County of Orange in California and its Operation Independence vaccination program. County of Orange created the program to help distribute COVID-19 vaccines to residents at a myriad of sites across the county, with the goal of vaccinating 2 million people by Independence Day.
The Food and Drug Administration’s fundamental role is protecting Americans’ health by keeping the nation’s food safe. The FDA’s health and life sciences communities use supercomputing resources we support to conduct studies and analyses that yield more nutritious food and prevent foodborne illnesses.
SAIC has been working alongside the space community on some of the greatest missions in U.S. history.
We don't just know space exploration. We've lived it, from designing inertial navigation systems in the 1950s to conducting independent verification and validation for the very first heavy-lift reusable rocket launch in 2018.
With our IT engineering help, U.S. Central Command has solved an important need of its large and complex network: to better control the traffic and activities on it.
SAIC assisted USCENTCOM on modernizing its data center supporting enterprise services including file sharing, instant messaging, voice, and video applications for active warfighters. By deploying a software-defined networking (SDN) solution, USCENTCOM can better optimize security and network performance for the data center.
Aviation’s impact on Americans and the U.S. economy is huge: 10 million jobs, over 2 million daily travelers, and 42 billion pounds of freight each year. With our operations and modernization help, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) keeps people and goods moving and commerce humming.
We provide the FAA with a wide range of support:
High above the Earth, instruments on four NASA satellites collect data that reveal the amount of plant life in the sea below. Scientists who study the ocean's health depend on us to accurately process and distribute that data.