Cybersecurity company McAfee has bagged a cybersecurity software services contract from the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to detect and respond to security threats.
“Federal security teams need holistic solutions to address the flood of cyber threats agencies are encountering daily with fewer people and resources than ever,” said Ken Kartsen, vice president of federal at McAfee.
McAfee will provide defense and threat response capabilities. The US-based tech company will leverage the Data Exchange Layer (DXL), a unified messaging fabric, and the OpenDXL initiative to facilitate communication between more than 70 solutions from several different security vendors.