On July 23, Sigma Defense, a provider of mission-critical software, communications, and C5ISR systems for the Department of War, announced it has been selected to deliver a SUNet 2.0 (Secure Unclassified Network) prototype under an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA).
SUNet 2.0 is a modernization initiative designed to establish a secure, governed environment that enables artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) development, data collaboration, mission partner integration, technology experimentation, and future operational mission applications across the Department of War. Sigma Defense proposed an operational platform designed to provide the Government with a durable, mission-ready foundation that maintains government ownership of governance, identity, security, data, and operations.
“Sigma Defense is focused on delivering superior operational capabilities to the warfighter.” said Matt Jones, chief executive officer of Sigma Defense. “SUNet 2.0 represents the future of defense software, delivering secure operational platforms that accelerate innovation while remaining adaptable to changing missions and technologies.”
Under the initial six-month effort, Sigma Defense will deliver a production-representative Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that enables the government to evaluate and validate core capabilities supporting AI/ML development, data operations, secure collaboration, governance, and technology integration. The prototype represents the first phase of the program and includes the potential for a follow-on production effort.
Source: Sigma Defense
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