Securities Kratos Secures Over $100 Million in Cyber and Space Contracts
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- •Kratos received over $100 million in contracts for cyber and space mission capabilities.
- •The contracts will enhance electronic warfare and offensive cyber operations.
- •Kratos' KnownSpace Network features over 190 RF sensors worldwide.
On October 5, 2026, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions announced multiple contract awards exceeding $100 million for developing prototype mission applications and cyber capabilities to support joint operations in space and cyberspace. The contracts will enhance capabilities for collecting and processing complex radio frequency (RF) signals and support electronic warfare and offensive cyber operations. The work will utilize Kratos' KnownSpace Network, which consists of over 190 RF sensors globally, and will leverage the company's expertise in RF, signal processing, and cybersecurity. These systems aim to provide warfighters with improved intelligence and support the joint targeting cycle. The contracts also focus on adapting existing technology to meet emerging mission requirements in the evolving space environment. Kratos emphasizes its decades of experience and agile engineering in delivering these capabilities quickly.
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