Jay Clemens
SwishData has formed a new cybersecurity practice that will work to help agencies combat cyber threats.
The company intends to help agencies identify anomalies and attacks, as well as to gain access to forensic and behavioral analytics through the new practice, SwishData said Wednesday.
Jean-Paul Bergeaux, chief technology officer at SwishData, said agencies are facing a “rising tide” of cyber threats.
SwishData started the practices to help agencies to meet requirements for planning and design, procurement, engineering and deployment, transition and training and assessment.
SwishData also intends to integrate resources for managing information technology and manual labor costs for a security operations center.
