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The Department of Homeland Security awarded a $1.3 million contract to Connecticut company Radeco to supply ICE with four modified Boston Dynamics Spot robots called Cerberus. The contract aims to counter cross‑border tunnels and smuggling operations through detection of radiation, toxic gas leaks, explosive threats, and remote inspection missions. Department of Homeland Security ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products The Department of Homeland Security filed a takedown notice through ZeroFox. Okta is used by the Department of Homeland Security.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. OktaIS USED BYDepartment of Homeland Security

    Okta is used by the Department of Homeland Security.

    Current1 sourceOkta
  2. Department of Homeland SecurityFILED TAKEDOWN NOTICE THROUGHOpen Anonymity Project

    The Department of Homeland Security filed a takedown notice through ZeroFox.

  3. Corey LewandowskiSERVED ATDepartment of Homeland Security

    Corey Lewandowski SERVED_AT Department of Homeland Security

    Current1 sourceCorey Lewandowski
  4. Department of Homeland SecurityHAS SECRETARYMarkwayne Mullin

    Department of Homeland Security *HAS_SECRETARY* Markwayne Mullin

    Ended 2026-10-271 sourceMarkwayne Mullin
  5. ChinaCONDEMNEDDepartment of Homeland Security

    China condemned the Department of Homeland Security’s decision to purge DeepSeek from federal systems.

    Current1 sourceChina
  6. Department of Homeland SecurityISSUED ORDER BASED ONFederal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018

    The Department of Homeland Security’s directive was issued pursuant to the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018.

  7. Department of Homeland SecurityISSUED ORDER ONDeepseek

    The Department of Homeland Security issued an order that covers the removal of DeepSeek products and third‑party services built using its technology.

    Current1 sourceDeepseek
  8. Department of Homeland SecurityRAISED CONCERNS ABOUTDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security raised concerns about DeepSeek’s handling of user data

    Current2 sourcesDeepseek
  9. MetaOBJECTED TODepartment of Homeland Security

    Meta objected to the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceMeta
  10. AnthropicLOBBYED FORDepartment of Homeland Security

    Anthropic lobbied for restrictions on the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceAnthropic
  11. The New York TimesREPORTSDepartment of Homeland Security

    New York Times reported that the US Department of Homeland Security considered steps against Chinese open-weight models

    Current1 sourceThe New York Times
  12. MicrosoftOBJECTED TODepartment of Homeland Security

    Microsoft objected to the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceMicrosoft
  13. GoogleOBJECTED TODepartment of Homeland Security

    Google objected to the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceGoogle
  14. NVIDIAOBJECTED TODepartment of Homeland Security

    Nvidia objected to the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceNVIDIA
  15. OpenAILOBBYED FORDepartment of Homeland Security

    OpenAI lobbied for restrictions on the US Department of Homeland Security order banning Deepseek technology

    Current1 sourceOpenAI
  16. Treasury DepartmentSUBJECT OF BAN BYDepartment of Homeland Security

    The ban applies to the Department of the Treasury.

    Current1 sourceTreasury Department
  17. Department of JusticeSUBJECT OF BAN BYDepartment of Homeland Security

    The ban applies to the Department of Justice.

    Current1 sourceDepartment of Justice
  18. Department of DefenseEXCLUDED FROM BAN BYDepartment of Homeland Security

    The Department of Defense is excluded from the ban.

    Ended 2026-10-201 sourceDepartment of Defense
  19. Department of Homeland SecurityORDERS REMOVEDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security orders civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek from their IT systems

    Current2 sourcesDeepseek
  20. Department of Homeland SecurityORDERS BANDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security orders civilian agencies to stop buying DeepSeek or services built on DeepSeek

    Ended 2026-10-211 sourceDeepseek
  21. Department of Homeland SecurityORDEREDDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products

    Current1 sourceDeepseek
  22. Department of Homeland SecurityAWARDED CONTRACT TORadeco

    On September 25, Department of Homeland Security awarded a $1.3 million contract to Radeco to provide ICE with modified Boston Dynamics Spot robots

    Current1 sourceRadeco
  23. Department of Homeland SecurityBANS USE OFDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security banned all use of DeepSeek within civilian government agencies.

    Current3 sourcesDeepseek
  24. Department of Homeland SecurityPART OFUS government

    The Department of Homeland Security is a department within the United States government.

    Current1 sourceUS government
  25. Department of StateSUBJECT OF BAN BYDepartment of Homeland Security

    The ban applies to the Department of State.

    Current1 sourceDepartment of State

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