Digital forensics firm with US federal contracts covered up ties to Russia, DOJ alleges

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The DOJ arrested two executives of a digital forensics and data extraction company that held U.S. federal agency contracts, alleging they concealed the fact that their technology was developed in Russia. The company's software had been sold to multiple U.S. government agencies, representing a significant supply chain security and counterintelligence risk. The executives face charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

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