Cybersecurity firm Engility has secured a $31m five-year contract with the US Air Force Life Cycle Management Center under the Cyber Security Engineering Division. Engility will provide the Air Force with an assessment of cybersecurity measures, as well as analysis and research, for the Defense Technical Information Centre. The company is also working on a new cyber threat intelligence program called “Cyber Threat Intelligence System,” which it says can help identify emerging threats to national security. Engility will support Air Force cybersecurity initiatives and provide site audits, prototypes, independent verification and validation and software assurance.
Cybersecurity firm Engility has secured a $31m five-year contract with the US Air Force Life Cycle Management Center under the Cyber Security Engineering Division. Engility will provide the Air Force with an assessment of cybersecurity measures, as well as analysis and research, for the Defense Technical Information Centre. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Centre handles and provides support for weapons systems throughout the entire life cycle, making cyber vulnerability a key issue. Engility will support Air Force cybersecurity initiatives and provide site audits, prototypes, independent verification and validation and software assurance.