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Boeing Finds Traction With Cyber Service Offerings

Wednesday, February 20th, 2013

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ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Md.—Cyber and network security products that Boeing [BA] developed internally and introduced in the past two years are increasingly gaining acceptance with customers in the United States and internationally as service offerings, a company official said recently. Boeing introduced its Cyber Range In a Box (CRIAB) and Enterprise Network Sentinel (ENS) in the past 18 to 24 months, the latter product with the intention that it would be sold as a product. But Boeing is seeing significant demand…

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