IBM security software and services offering will be part of the Department of US Homeland Security’s (DHS) and (CDM) program.

Official since yesterday, IBM progressively demonstrates its abilities to meet evolving cybersecurity threats with the recent acquisition of Truster.

Henceforth State and local agencies can leverage IBM consulting services as well as security intelligence software including IBM Security Endpoint Manager, IBM Security Appscan and IBM
Security QRadar.
This means software technologies from IBM will help securing the thousands of endpoints on vulnerable networks.
In fact, the CDM Program aims to provide specialized Information Technology (IT) tools and Continuous Monitoring as a Service (CMaaS) to combat cyber threats in the civilian and “.gov” networks including various network endpoints and mobile devices.
It also aims to help transform the way Federal and other government entities manage their cyber networks through strategically sourced tools and services and enhances the ability of government entities to strengthen the posture of their cyber networks.

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