Robert Schofield, director of enterprise solutions at NetCentrics, wrote in a Federal News Network commentary piece published Friday about the four questions information technology and security team leaders at federal agencies should expect and consider answering when it comes to implementing security orchestration.

Robert Schofield, a director at NetCentrics, has said that agencies should leverage industry best practices when implementing automated technologies which have the potential to improve operations and reduce costs.

NetCentrics‘ board of directors has appointed President Cyndi Barreda to serve as the next chief executive of the Herndon, Virginia-based information technology and cybersecurity company. Barreda will succeed CEO and co-founder Bob Dougherty, who will transition to a new role as vice chairman of the NetCentrics board, the company said Tuesday. “Through our …

The General Services Administration has included NetCentrics‘ cybersecurity services under four new special item numbers of GSA’s Schedule 70 contract vehicle in an effort to help federal agencies address security challenges in cyberspace. NetCentrics said Monday it is one of 20 vendors eligible to deploy offerings through the existing “highly adaptive” cybersecurity service SINs. HACS SINs were introduced by GSA …

NetCentrics has been awarded a contract worth at least $50 million for compute and application services contract to the U.S. Army’s Joint Service Provider organization.. Haystax Technology, NetCentrics’ parent company, said Monday the firm fixed price contract includes one base year and two option years and will be performed at the Pentagon and …