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Nolan’s Notes: The CMMC Certification Question Mark

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About a year ago, the Global Electronics Association published a report, “Interconnected: Global Electronics Trade in an Age of Disruption,” which made a convincing case that the electronics industry is the most globally interconnected industry on the planet. But those digital connections come with a warning label: Storing and transferring large amounts of intellectual property means facing data security challenges we’ve never seen before.

Defense Speak Interpreted: Will Defense Become a Totally New Supplier for Drone Electronics?

08/04/2026 | Dennis Fritz -- Column: Defense Speak Interpreted
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