CACI (NYSE: CACI) partnered alongside the U. S. Naval Institute (USNI) to publish a new report called Cyber Threats to National Security: Countering Challenges to the Global Supply Chain.
The report documents the recommendations from the most recent symposium in the new Asymmetric Threats series on cybersecurity.
“As U.S. troops engage in armed conflict on the ground, adversaries of all kinds are also moving to the cyber battlefield, ” CEO Paul Cofoni said. “At CACI, while we continue our support for services and solutions that enable and protect the warfighter, we are also committed to developing the thought leadership and cyber capabilities our nation needs to counter cyber threats from any party that would do us harm.”
“The CACI-USNI report, Cyber Threats to National Security: Countering Challenges to the Global Supply Chain, captures the thinking of today’s leaders and experts in national security, ” said CACI chairman Dr. Jack London. “It recommends strongly that the U.S. aggressively pursue supply chain security as part of a comprehensive cybersecurity policy. The participants from the first Cyber Threats symposium, and from all the Asymmetric Threat symposia, are committed to promoting a national dialogue that will help our government respond to and preempt cyber attacks, and deal with all asymmetric threats.”
