Telos Corporation Wins $34.3 Million Task Order for AF IC Cybersecurity Risk Management
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Telos Corporation received an IDIQ task order from Air Combat Command’s Directorate of Intelligence to modernize cybersecurity risk management for the Air Force Intelligence Community. The award includes base and option periods under a ceiling value tied to exercised options.
The contract ties cybersecurity risk management work to Air Force Intelligence Community security boundaries and describes an effort to establish a more comprehensive, data-driven cybersecurity assurance program. It also outlines training and configuration work intended to operationalize security principles.
Telos said it will implement Xacta.ai™ across AF IC security boundaries. The company described using artificial intelligence and automation to support traditionally manual assessment and authorization activities, and to reduce administrative workload, improve accuracy, and provide visibility into cybersecurity risk. It also said it will configure and integrate Xacta with dependent systems to support Zero Trust principles.
The task order includes a five-month base period and four one-year option periods, with room to expand through additional task orders. Telos said it would provide training to support workforce adoption and deliver cybersecurity expertise aligned with Department of War workforce qualification requirements. “The Air Force Intelligence Community operates in an extraordinarily complex and dynamic threat environment, where timely and accurate insight into cybersecurity risk is essential to mission success,” said John B. Wood, chairman and chief executive officer, Telos.
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