During prototype testing of Edgewater’s R.E.A.C.T. (Rapid Exposure Assessment & Compliance Tracking), a compromised enterprise user account was identified through external breach data and login telemetry. This incident validated the effectiveness of R.E.A.C.T. in detecting real-world threats originating outside corporate systems.
The Federal Government, specifically the General Services Administration (GSA) mandated the use of a Government-Wide Travel System to implement a standardized/ effective travel system for all agencies to use that complied with all Federal Government travel policies and promoted online travel efficiencies. Edgewater was tasked to assist the Department of Energy (DOE) with their migration of its existing enterprise travel system to the latest E-Government Travel System (ETS).
Edgewater supports an independent energy agency that helps customers to obtain secure, reliable, and reasonably priced energy. The organization’s goals are to ensure reasonable energy rates, and safe and reliable infrastructure. When connectivity issues arise, work staggers to a halt, leaving projects in limbo.
Leaders agreed that it was time to retire their Transformation system and upgrade it to a platform that would be more flexible in developing robust, reliable collection systems with lower operating and maintenance costs.