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Concurrent Technologies Corp. defense cybersecurity activity

Overview

Concurrent Technologies Corp. (CTC) has expanded its involvement in United States defense-related cybersecurity through new contracts and research partnerships.

In late August 2026, CTC was awarded a $14.9 million multi-year contract from the Marine Corps Installations Command Government Facilities. Working with RMC Global, the company will provide operational technology (OT) cybersecurity services to secure and modernize facility-related control systems across various Marine Corps installations. This follows a previous $21 million contract awarded to the company in April for similar support in the MCIPAC region.

By September 2026, CTC shifted focus toward artificial intelligence security through a partnership with the Robotics Research Center at the United States Military Academy at West Point. This collaboration aims to develop an AI Security Assessment Tool, specifically a machine learning model-stealing pipeline. The project is designed to identify vulnerabilities in AI systems used for national security by testing how different architectures respond to adversarial attacks and privacy leaks.

Entities

Robotics Research Center · West Point · United States Military Academy · Concurrent Technologies Corporation

Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Concurrent Technologies Corporation partners with West Point on AI security

    Concurrent Technologies Corporation and West Point’s Robotics Research Center are developing an AI Security Assessment Tool to protect defense machine learning models from adversarial attacks and privacy leaks.

  2. 15 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Concurrent Technologies Corp. wins $14.9M Marine Corps cybersecurity contract

    Concurrent Technologies Corp. secured a $14.9 million contract to provide operational technology cybersecurity services for Marine Corps installations, focusing on securing facility-related control systems.

Sources

dailyguardian.ca · executivebiz.com · nationalcybersecurity.com