Alabama firm agrees to pay $507,000 to settle federal cybersecurity case

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An Alabama company's noncompliance with cybersecurity requirements while carrying out military contracts risked exposing sensitive information to external threats, the U.S. government said on June 18, 2026.

An Alabama company has agreed to settled a case in which the Department of Justice accused it of not complying with cybersecurity requirements for military contracts.

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