archTIS has secured a three-year contract with the UK division of a multinational aerospace and defence business. The contract win marks a significant step in archTIS’ continued expansion into global defence markets and follows closely from its recent U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) contract announced earlier.
The three-year contract for NC Protect product is valued at A$261,870 for initial the deployment to 400 users. Initial implementation to serve as global reference model for Microsoft 365 cloud migration across a potential workforce of 100,000+. NC Protect has been selected to meet the stringent UK Ministry of Defence JSP-440 data and security requirements and the contract win reinforces NC Protect’s role in securing sensitive defence data across allied government and defence organisations.
The agreement was awarded after a successful proof of concept for the product, and includes a cancellation for convenience clause. NC Protect will be deployed to ensure secure collaboration during the company’s migration from SharePoint Server to Microsoft 365 cloud services. The NC Protect solution was selected for its ability to deliver fine-grained, attribute-based access controls and dynamic data protection, which are capabilities required to comply with the UK Ministry of Defence’s Joint Service Publication 440 (JSP440).
Daniel Lai, archTIS Managing Director and CEO, said: “This contract marks another milestone in our strategy to become the global leader in secure, data-centric collaboration for defence. Following our recent success with the U.S. DoD, this award from a key UK defence contractor evidences NC Protect’s growing reputation as the solution of choice for highly regulated defence environments. We see strong forward momentum as more global defence organisations seek to modernise security in the cloud. This significant achievement from our international team underscores our core strategy to establish archTIS as a trusted partner in safeguarding sensitive information across global defence organisations and the defence industrial base that supports it.”
This implementation is expected to serve as a benchmark for future global rollouts across the corporation’s 100,000+ employees, making it a potential high-value growth opportunity for archTIS.
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