www.dragos.com Dragos Public Sector Enhances Federal OT Cybersecurity with New Board and Capabilities
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- •DPS appointed a new Board of Directors to strengthen OT cybersecurity.
- •Expanded capabilities include exposure management and software supply chain security.
- •Accenture Federal Services is now a strategic partner for DPS.
Dragos Public Sector LLC (DPS) announced the formation of a new Board of Directors, including notable figures such as Rob Joyce and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Maria Barrett, to bolster its operational technology (OT) cybersecurity efforts for federal agencies. The company has expanded its capabilities in exposure management and software supply chain security following acquisitions of NetRise and runZero. Daniel Dorchinsky continues as General Manager, emphasizing the need for dedicated cybersecurity solutions tailored to federal xOT environments. DPS aims to provide comprehensive security across connected devices, networks, and operational cores, addressing the unique challenges faced by public sector missions. Accenture Federal Services has been named as a strategic partner to enhance market outreach. The new board is expected to ensure compliance with government security expectations and leverage their extensive experience in cyber operations.
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