CACI, Navy to build up cybersecurity of nation's critical infrastructure

CACI has been awarded a $21 million Navy task order for cybersecurity.

Under the two-year task order with the Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Systems Center Atlantic, CACI will support Naval Facilities Engineering Command in upgrading the security of industrial control systems for America's critical infrastructure.

"Navy industrial control systems are vital to the infrastructure and business operations of Naval facilities," CACI CEO John Mengucci said. "CACI will leverage its experience and expertise delivering cutting-edge information assurance tools and processes that enhance the cyber security of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command's critical industrial control systems."

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