On September 3, Telos Corporation announced an expansion of its work with the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) through a new contract award for Xacta.io subscription licenses and related services. The award extends Telos’ support of ONI’s cybersecurity mission and expands the use of the company’s cyber governance, risk and compliance (GRC) technology within a critical national security environment.
Under the contract, Telos will provide customer-hosted Xacta.io subscription licenses, along with technical services supporting the solution’s implementation, integration and administration. Xacta.io’s capabilities will help ONI continuously monitor its security posture and improve visibility into cyber risk across its complex technology environment.
“This award reflects the continued strength of our relationship with ONI and expands the role Telos plays in supporting its cybersecurity mission,” said John Wood, chairman and chief executive officer, Telos. “Federal organizations are moving beyond point-in-time compliance toward continuous visibility into security posture and risk. Xacta.io is designed to support that transition by aggregating results from multiple security products across the organization into a single view while automatically mapping them to the correct controls for security validation.”
Xacta is Telos’ cyber governance, risk and compliance (GRC) platform, designed to automate and streamline cybersecurity, compliance and risk management processes across complex enterprise environments. Within Xacta, Xacta.io provides a flexible, scalable solution for seamlessly integrating multiple security tools, providing a single, comprehensive view of your security landscape. The broader Xacta platform also includes Xacta.ai, which applies AI-powered automation and analysis to help organizations accelerate compliance activities, improve decision-making and gain greater visibility into cybersecurity risk.
Source: Telos
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