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How can defense teams keep mission systems ready as operational demands change?

Digital twins give defense organizations a way to test missions, systems, and operational decisions against scenarios that may never unfold in the physical world.

But a digital replica is only the starting point. The real challenge is keeping digital twins connected to live data and evolving mission needs.

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Kyle Miller, VP of Infrastructure Cybersecurity at Booz Allen, spoke with OT.today about our controlled testing of frontier models across eight operational technology (OT) scenarios. Read more: boozallen.co/4jV15c7

The speed of decision-making on the modern battlefield depends on the data behind it.

Joel Dillon, SVP, Booz Allen, shares how we gather, fuse, move, and protect data across operational and tactical environments to help warfighters make faster, more accurate decisions when it counts.

Watch Joel’s @WashTimes interview: boozallen.co/4sJIaU1

Slow the attack. Take back control.

Vellox Labs™ Guile disrupts autonomous attacks by shaping attacker behavior and decision-making—giving defenders time to take back control.

Learn more about Vellox Labs Guile: boozallen.co/4iYN6kr

An autonomous agent reached industrial controls in just over 16 minutes.

Recent Booz Allen testing demonstrated that frontier models can move beyond network perimeters and reach the industrial control systems in minutes. For organizations protecting critical infrastructure, that means less time for defenders to detect and respond to cyber threats.

In this interview with @FedGovToday, David Forbes, Director, Cyber Physical Defense, Booz Allen, discusses what this evolving threat means for operational technology (OT) security.

Watch the full interview with FedGov Today: boozallen.co/48AJ4ss
Explore Booz Allen's research on frontier models reaching OT systems: boozallen.co/3V3Zc2H