Naomi Cooper
A Raytheon Technologies business unit will help the Georgia Technology Authority and other agencies in the state to manage cybersecurity operations under a $34.1 million contract.
The award to Raytheon Intelligence & Space covers the provision of a secure operations center, security awareness training, risk and compliance support, enterprise governance, vulnerability management and cyber incident handling services, the company said Wednesday.
RI&S employs a cloud-based service with artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to facilitate continuous monitoring of cybersecurity threats.
Jon Check, senior director of cyber protection solutions at RI&S, said nation-state actors and other hackers pose a cyber risk to everyone.
“It is more important than ever to invest in robust cybersecurity and training to secure everything from the network to the data and users.”
