US consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton has won a $1.03bn contract to strengthen cybersecurity capabilities across several federal agencies. The deal will see Booz Allen work with agencies including Dynamic and Evolving Federal Enterprise Network Defense (DHS) and NASA, helping to implement the government’s the Department of Homeland Security (DEFEND) initiative. The firm will expand on its previous work with the DHS and General Services Administration, deploying a continuous diagnostics and mitigation system that enables cybersecurity workers to triage threats.
US consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton has won a $1.03bn contract to strengthen cybersecurity capabilities across several federal agencies. The deal will see Booz Allen work with agencies including the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and NASA, helping to implement the government’s Dynamic and Evolving Federal Enterprise Network Defense (DEFEND) initiative. The firm will expand on its previous work with the DHS and General Services Administration, deploying a continuous diagnostics and mitigation system that enables cybersecurity workers to triage threats.