Industrialcyber.Co GDIT and NightDragon Collaborate to Enhance U.S. Government Cybersecurity
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- •GDIT and NightDragon have formed a partnership to enhance U.S. government cybersecurity.
- •The collaboration targets areas like AI, cybersecurity, and autonomy across multiple domains.
- •GDIT has secured over $120 million in contracts through partnerships with NightDragon portfolio companies.
General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) has partnered with NightDragon to accelerate the adoption of emerging security technologies by U.S. government agencies. This collaboration aims to connect cybersecurity and defense companies within NightDragon’s portfolio with government programs supported by GDIT. The focus areas include artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and autonomy across multiple domains. GDIT has already secured over $120 million in contracts through partnerships with NightDragon portfolio companies, such as Horizon3.ai, which focuses on securing critical infrastructure from cyber threats. The partnership is part of GDIT’s strategy to integrate innovative commercial technology into government operations. Both companies emphasize the importance of this collaboration in addressing national security challenges and enhancing the readiness of technology solutions. The agreement builds on existing partnerships and aims to facilitate co-investment in solutions for national security, civilian, and health missions.
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