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Cyber

Fidelis, PacStar Launch Joint Cyber Security Platform For DoD Network Defense Operations

By Matthew Beinart

Tuesday, January 30th, 2018

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Fidelis, PacStar Launch Joint Cyber Security Platform For DoD Network Defense Operations

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Information technology companies Fidelis Cybersecurity and PacStar have launched a joint tactical cyber solution platform aimed at improving Department of Defense network threat response capabilities.The two companies will demonstrate the new PacStar Tactical Fidelis Cybersecurity System for the first time next week at the AFCEA West conference in San Diego. The platform is designed to rapidly secure tactical networks and address challenges with a lack of deployable trained cyber specialists.“We’re excited to offer the combination of Fidelis and PacStar technologies…

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