In a strategic move to address escalating global security threats, Dark Wolf evolves the brand to reflect expanded capabilities, mission-enabling accelerators and secure product offerings.
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“threats are more sophisticated than ever, and our clients need partners who can navigate complex technological landscapes to deliver secure solutions to the warfighter,” said Rick Tossaveinen, CEO of Dark Wolf Solutions.
The firm’s expanded capabilities will be organized as four practice areas: Cybersecurity, Software Delivery and Cloud, Data and AI, and Mission Enablement. Powering these practice areas are nearly 40 technology accelerators developed in conjunction with customers to address mission challenges and matured by Dark Wolf’s R&D organization, Apex Innovations. Finally, as a long-time leader in cybersecurity, Dark Wolf now is excited to offer BrickStor products, the premier secure storage option, including the BrickStor Security Platform and BrickStor High-speed Data Recorder.
As defense and intelligence agencies work to increase efficiency, capitalize on the power of AI and deliver modernized systems that enable national security and protect the warfighter, they require customer-first partners that understand the realities of mobilizing cutting-edge technology in mission-critical environments. Dark Wolf’s new structure provides government and its commercial partners easier access to rapidly deployable solutions that meet strategic objectives.
“threats are more sophisticated than ever, and our clients need partners who can navigate complex technological landscapes to deliver secure solutions to the warfighter,” said Rick Tossaveinen, CEO of Dark Wolf Solutions. “By formally structuring our expertise into these four core practice areas, we are better positioned to deliver high-impact solutions to meet the most challenging mission objectives facing national security. Moreover, our BrickStor products are the only storage solutions designed with Cybersecurity at their core – incorporating technologies to minimize the threat exposure against ransomware, insider threats, and data extortion.”
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