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NetCentrics Wins “Best Company for Diversity” Award
Company NewsU.S. Department of Labor Awards NetCentrics Platinum Medallion Award for Hiring Veterans
Company NewsLieutenant General Joseph T. Guastella, Jr. (Ret.) Joins NetCentrics’ Board of Advisors
Company NewsNew Teammate: Michael Nwojo
Employee SpotlightNew Teammate: Carlos Johnson
Employee SpotlightNew Teammate: Carolyn Robertson
Employee SpotlightNetCentrics Wins “Best Company for Diversity” Award
Press ReleaseU.S. Department of Labor Awards NetCentrics Platinum Medallion Award for Hiring Veterans
Press ReleaseLieutenant General Joseph T. Guastella, Jr. (Ret.) Joins NetCentrics’ Board of Advisors
Press ReleaseNetCentrics won six national awards from Comparably in 2022. Two highlighted high scores from self-identified diverse hires.
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Thought Leadership
Training A&A analysts to act and think like CND professionals – improving assessment and authorization recommendations for Authorizing Officials
October 30th, 2023To Pay or Not to Pay? Recovering from a Crypto-Ransomware Attack
October 30th, 2023The Internet of Things: Providing Convenience at the Expense of Security
October 30th, 2023White Papers
The Joint Regional Security Stack – The DOD’s New Security-as-a-Service Architecture Explained
October 17th, 2017
A White Paper by Carver Pace and Kalai Kandasamy, NetCentrics Corp
The Joint Regional Security Stack (JRSS) is a joint cyber war fighting platform. According to the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), the JRSS is a stack of equipment that performs firewall functions, intrusion detection and prevention, enterprise management, virtual routing and forwarding (VRF), and provides a host of network security capabilities to defend and operate the network and respond to threats. JRSS adapts a defense-in-depth concept with a two-tier architecture with separate equipment in each tier.
Training A&A Analysts to Think and Act Like CND Professionals
July 20th, 2016
A white paper by Marcus Norman, NetCentrics Corporation, first published June 2016
Training A&A analysts to think and act like CND professionals.
This white paper examines the role of the Authorization and Accreditation analyts performing cybersecurity functions. While cybersecurity threats have evolved, many A&A analysts still review and approve systems by reviewing documentation, rather than considering a holistic approach embraced by Computer Network Defense (CND) professionals. We stipulate in this paper that training A&A analysts to think and act like CND professionals will increase the effectiveness and security of IT systems.