Shift5, the observability platform for onboard operational technology (OT), has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2024.

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Castelion, a startup trying to build a hypersonic weapon for the Pentagon, tested its system for the first time, it told Reuters on Monday, as a growing group of small hypersonic arms makers challenge large defense contractors.

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Software testing startup Antithesis has raised $47 million in seed funding, valuing the company at $215 million, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Renny McPherson and Arthur Karell on First In’s 2024 themes, and why security across cyber, defense, and industrial domains is now deeply interconnected—land, sea, air, space, and cyber alike.

The Centennial-based startup recently raised a $2.3 million pre-seed.

The US Army has entered into an agreement with American firm Shift5 to bolster the cyber resiliency of the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS).

On All Quiet on the Second Front, host Tyler Sweatt is joined by Arthur Karell, a seasoned expert in corporate development, for a discussion of the human aspect of mergers and acquisitions.

In honor of Veterans Day, the Women on the Move podcast’s Sam Saperstein talks with Lenore Karafa—Marine Corps veteran, venture capitalist, and chair of Bunker Labs—about her transition from the military into finance.

Cloneable, a no-code platform for building and deploying intelligent applications on edge devices including tablets, IoT devices, robots, and drones, emerged today out of stealth.

Companies with the potential to be the most valuable businesses in their categories—based on current revenues, business models, and growth prospects.

The radiofrequency technology company plans to use the funds to execute on considerable customer backlog by growing production and R&D capacity.

One builds weapons in the hope that they are not used. Thus goes the central premise of deterrence theory, which says it is the credible threat of aggression, not its use, that ensures states avoid war.

First In Venture Partner and Shift5 CEO Josh Lospinoso on how the Department of Defense can more effectively leverage venture-backed innovation.

The 30-year-old American billionaire building robotic subs, and more, in Australia.

On the Atlanta Startup Podcast, First In Senior Associate Gabby Fong discusses innovation in cybersecurity, defense tech, and dual-use technologies—and her transition from the U.S. Navy into venture capital.

Through this acquisition, Anduril will become a merchant supplier of solid rocket motors to prime contractors.

Technology Advisor Maggie Engler examines what the generative AI boom sparked by ChatGPT means for cybersecurity and security technology, from LLM capabilities to the first autonomous agents.

From tenure-based sabbaticals to covering healthcare costs to paying your people to take vacation, the winning benefits share a theme: meeting employees’ needs.