NATO and Titus announce joint master service agreement
NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency to supply Titus solutions to numerous member states and agencies
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Wednesday, February 15th, 2017 BRUSSELS — Titus, the worldwide market leader in classification and protection solutions for unstructured data, and the NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency today announced the signing of a joint Master Service Agreement (MSA). This agreement will enable Titus to supply their solutions to NCI Agency, NATO Member Nations and other NATO entities.
Cybersecurity is a major area of concern for NATO, and is considered the fourth domain of operations after air, land and water. NATO and its member agencies need to be prepared to defend networks and operations against the increasingly sophisticated cyber threats and attacks that it faces.
Titus classification and policy enforcement tools ensure unstructured information in email and documents is classified, protectively marked and effectively secured. Titus solutions enable users to apply uniform, consistent, and comprehensive markings. By ensuring information is properly marked, Titus solutions help promote cross-domain sharing and reduce spillage of classified and sensitive information.
Several NATO agencies and projects run by NCI Agency have been using Titus solutions to help classify and secure unstructured data. With this agreement in place, they will be able to streamline and standardize on Titus solutions across the agency, as well as NATO Member Nations.
Mitch Robinson, President and Chief Operating Officer at Titus, said:
“We are pleased to see the continuation and growth of our relationship with NATO and specifically NCIA. While Titus solutions have already been in use by some NATO member agencies, with this agreement in place we look forward to working more closely together to achieve consistent, effective information protection across the board.”
About NCI Agency
The NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency provides the Alliance with advanced Information and Communications Technology and C4ISR, including cyber and missile defence. NCI Agency connects forces, NATO and nations. Supporting NATO operations is NCI Agency’s top priority.
