News & Insights
Press Release
NetCentrics Wins Comparably Award for Best Company to Work for in Washington, D.C.
by Katie McCaskey
NetCentrics ranks in the Top 5% of companies in the District of Columbia and the National Capital Region, as rated by employees.
Thought Leadership
NetCentrics Wins 2021 Comparably “Best Place to Work in Washington, D.C.” Award
by Katie McCaskey
In four categories – CEO, Executive Team, Compensation, and Happiness – NetCentrics ranked in the top 5% of area companies.
Press Release
Aglio Named CFO of NetCentrics, Ushers in New Period of Expansion for Trusted Government Contractor
by Katie McCaskey
Holly Aglio is the company’s new Chief Financial Officer.
Employee Spotlight
Building a Well-Rounded Career at NetCentrics
by Katie McCaskey
What makes Melissa somewhat unusual is her longevity with the company. Loyalty between employee and employer is increasingly uncommon, even in the government contracting space.
Thought Leadership
A Year in Business Development at NetCentrics
by Harry Aderton
LinkedIn reminded me recently that its been a year since joining NetCentrics.
Employee Spotlight
The Government Requests the Services of “Mighty Mouse”
by Katie McCaskey
Ashley Sanders is one of a handful of individuals whose previous work at NetCentrics made such a strong impression that the government specifically requested her contribution on a follow-up contract.
Thought Leadership
Celebrating a Strong Q1 2021
by Lawrence O'Connor
"I appreciate how everyone continues to work diligently to make our systems robust and our customers happy."
Employee Spotlight
Data Security: Centerpiece of Cybersecurity
by Katie McCaskey
"I got into cybersecurity because I wanted the ability to protect the systems and services I engineered and implemented."
Thought Leadership
Announcing Our New Company Branding and Website
by Katie McCaskey
Our new branding, logo, and website to better reflect our embrace of emerging technologies.
Thought Leadership
Training A&A Analysts to Act and Think Like CND Professionals – Improving Assessment and Authorization Recommendations for Authorizing Officials
by Katie McCaskey
By Marcus Norman
History
For years, Assessment and Authorization (A&A) analysts have held an important job – deciding which applications and systems can connect to a network by assessing the potential risks new systems introduce.