Canberra-based technology company archTIS has entered into a contractual agreement with professional services firm KPMG to provide resources to conduct a number of specialised security services for a Commonwealth national security agency.
The agreement will see archTIS contribute resources with a focus on security architecture, information sharing, integration and cross-domain services, to the value of $400,000.
The contract has commenced and is expected to be in place for approximately three months.
Daniel Lai, archTIS CEO, said: “archTIS is very pleased to be engaged with KPMG, a leader in digital consulting,to deliver these important services for this Commonwealth National Security Agency”.
“This demonstrates that our Partner program is delivering results as a key part of our overall go to market strategy. It also demonstrates the regard which archTIS, and the intellectual property it has developed,is being embraced by industry leaders,” said Lai.
“There has never been a more important time to get information security right for our clients, given the amount of investment the government is injecting into secure information sharing, and the size of the threat. archTIS is proud to contribute to such an important cause as Australia’s national security.”
Sourced from ITwire - written by Peter Dinham