Geopliant LLC

UUNET Communications Services, based in Falls Church, VA, offers a comprehensive collection of freely redistributable UNIX source archives on tape. With over 500 megabytes of source archives available, UUNET subscribers and interested parties can access a wide range of software, including the MIT X Window System, TEX text processing system, GNU software, comp.sources.unix and comp.sources.games archives, Berkeley UNIX releases, networking programs, Internet RFCs, and more. By popular demand, UUNET Communications Services provides these source archives on either two 6250 bpi 1/2 tapes or five 1/4 cartridge tapes. The tapes contain compressed files, except for the compress program itself, to save space. The cost for the tapes, with prepayment, is $200 for the 1/2 tapes or $350 for the 1/4 tapes. Additional processing costs apply for purchase orders or invoicing. All sources on the tapes are the latest available versions at the time of writing.Generated from the website

Cyph Inc is a Vienna-based company that offers a highly secure and user-friendly encryption app, providing protection against cryptographic attacks and ensuring the integrity of the application through their patented WebSign technology. With a focus on secure communication, Cyph offers features such as encrypted group video calling, private instant messaging, and encrypted cloud storage, all synced across multiple devices. Their commitment to security is further demonstrated by their use of quantum-resistant cyphers and the absence of manual verification, making them a trusted choice for individuals and businesses seeking robust data protection.Generated from the website

Northrop Grumman Information Systems is a leading global provider of advanced solutions that deliver timely, enabling information to where its needed most for its military, intelligence, civilian, state and local and commercial customers. It is a $10 billion business employing approximately 35,000 employees with offices in 50 states and 18 countries. The company supports commanders who manage far-flung forces via global command, control and communications systems; police and firefighters who will access high-speed data and video over a new broadband wireless network; battlefield commanders who use a tactical Internet to lead their troops; Department of Homeland Security staffers who rely on their classified network infrastructure; intelligence analysts who rely on their systems to get actionable information into the right hands at the right time; missile defense analysts who model and simulate scenarios at the Joint National Integration Center; states, counties and cities who rely on the management of their information infrastructures to deliver responsive services to their citizens; and businesses that adopt new software solutions to make their enterprise processes run more smoothly and efficiently.