Booz Allen Hamilton Receives $116M Contract from DOE to Provide Cyber Services; Mark Gamis Quoted

The Department of Energy has awarded a potential seven-year, $116M contract to Booz Allen Hamilton to provide advanced cyber analysis and security services, Booz Allen announced on Thursday. 

Booz Allen will conduct penetration testing on enterprise network assets, operate a highly efficient incident response and monitoring program, respond to crises or urgent situations and provide critical risk and vulnerability assessments under the terms of DOE’s contract. 

The company will also collaborate with the greater community for information that reveals potential vulnerabilities within DOE networks. 

“Booz Allen has extensive experience working with cyber and security entities across the U.S. government,” said Mark Gamis, senior vice president at Booz Allen. “Our deep bench of cyber analysis and security experts will provide the Department of Energy with state-of-the-art capabilities that will help achieve the Department’s mission and strategic goals.”

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