Cyber

Leidos has secured another major military cyber operations support contract. The $160 million, five-year US Cyber Command award covers network defence, threat analysis, operational planning and coordination, but does not disclose individual missions or technical deployments.

Defense Unicorns has introduced compliance support for US defence contractors. The service combines technical control configuration, assessment evidence and continuing maintenance as CMMC obligations evolve.

Everfox has confirmed a five-year Army cybersecurity procurement contract vehicle. Its $90 million ceiling covers software, hardware and engineering support, with individual orders determining actual funding and delivery.

APT28 compromised European defence organisations using malware and network access. Symantec documents intrusions affecting a naval shipbuilder and military aero-engine manufacturer, including persistent network access; the victims remain unnamed and the function of a recovered loader’s missing payload is unknown.

Tessera has announced open-source intelligence integration for physical security systems. The capability connects public information with site sensors and control procedures, but military deployment and independently validated performance have not been established.

CIS Secure has achieved aerospace quality certification at Ashburn facilities. The AS9100 Rev. D approval covers its quality management system for designing, manufacturing and assembling repackaged computing and networking equipment used in secure communications environments.

Secure State will strengthen Safran’s defence cyber infrastructure in Australia. The agreement covers secure ICT environments, classified information systems and resilience for engineering and operational activities.

Kratos has secured over $100 million in new space contracts. The awards combine global radio frequency sensing, deployable terminals, analytics and cyber capabilities for intelligence, electronic warfare and targeting missions.

Osavul has raised €8.5 million to expand hybrid threat intelligence. The Series A will fund AI development, commercial growth and wider deployment while the company continues government, defence and NATO related work.