2011-11-08T19:02:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/04b/302578-m.jpgWitnesses testified about sources of counterfeit electronic parts, how they are made, cases ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — “Sprinkling” sounds like a fairly harmless practice, but in the hands of sophisticated counterfeiters it could deceive a major weapons manufacturer and possibly endanger the lives of ...

Senate Committee says counterfeit parts put troops' lives in danger. May 22, 2012 — -- Counterfeit electronic parts from China are "flooding" into critical U.S. military systems, including ...

It has become necessary for all distributors of electronic components and manufacturers of electronic equipment to inspect all incoming electronic components for authenticity. This document has been ...

Even the best weapons may fizzle on the battlefield if they contain counterfeit parts. A final report issued by the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee lists a wide range of military technologies ...

Reports of counterfeit parts have soared in the last two years amid heightened awareness of the counterfeiting problem and recent government action to clamp down on the flow of fake parts into the ...

You may have heard about DFARS 252.246-7007, Contractor Counterfeit Electronic Part Detection and Avoidance System, also known as the “Counterfeit Parts Rule.” The rule requires contractors who ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Counterfeit parts are increasingly finding their way into mission critical military and healthcare equipment, with the number of fake electronic parts soaring dramatically over the ...

Last week, the Senate Armed Services Committee announced that it has launched an investigation into counterfeit electronic parts in the Department of Defense's supply chain. According to a statement ...

The counterfeiting of electronic components continues to rise despite increased efforts at corporate and governmental levels to fight the crime and is threatening the health of the industry supply ...

This first set of proposed regulations, however, does little to add substance to Section 818’s nebulous directives, instead largely parroting the statutory language as part of proposed new or amended ...