Angeline Leishman
Axonius‘ Cybersecurity Asset Management 4.0-f technology has secured certification from the National Information Assurance Partnership for meeting the Common Criteria international security standard.
The milestone allows government agencies that require NIAP validation from vendors to use Cybersecurity Asset Management for monitoring devices and enforcing automated security policies on their cyber environments, the startup said Thursday.
Available through various federal acquisition vehicles, the Axonius technology provides users with capabilities for cybersecurity risk identification, mitigation and prioritization that could support ongoing modernization and network expansion by government agencies.
With the help of Leidos‘ Accredited Testing and Evaluation Laboratory, Axonius joined a group of around 20 vendors whose offerings have passed the application software protection profile under Common Criteria.
