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DIU Component Selects 10 Companies To Protect Navy’s Operational Technology

By Cal Biesecker

Thursday, November 14th, 2024

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DIU Component Selects 10 Companies To Protect Navy’s Operational Technology

Image: National Security Innovation Network

The National Security Innovation Network (NSIN) on Thursday selected 10 small companies to scale their technologies to help the Navy protect industrial control systems aboard its platforms and facilities. NSIN, a component of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), said the startups selected under the Propel Maritime Digital Defense accelerator will allow the Navy to develop cyber solutions for its critical infrastructure. NSIN worked with the U.S. Naval Information Forces on the selections. The selectees and their technologies are Fathom5, whose…

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