
Exiger has achieved “Awardable” status on the Platform One Solutions Marketplace, giving Defense Department and other U.S. government customers direct access to Exiger Cyber’s use cases and solution features on the digital marketplace.
The P1 Solutions Marketplace is a digital repository of post-competition, readily awardable pitch videos addressing the U.S. government’s hardware, software and service requirements. Exiger supports P1 areas of focus including DevSecOps engineering, cybersecurity, pipeline platform integration, identity and supply chain risk management.
Exiger Cyber delivers continuous, automated software supply chain security at scale. Using graph analytics, machine learning and rule-based risk assessments, it connects suppliers, software components, vulnerabilities and geopolitical risk into a single operational risk picture, delivered through dashboards and APIs for DevSecOps integration.
“AI is drastically accelerating how fast organizations write code and produce software,” said Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels. “Obviously that’s a win, but AI is also accelerating the blind use of high-risk software components and creating an urgent need for more transparency. Exiger Cyber meets this moment with the deep, continuous software analysis and compliance monitoring that traditional approaches can’t provide. Our AI-native technology can modernize DoW’s efforts to secure their mission-critical software supply chains.”
Exiger’s video — accessible only to government customers on the P1 Solutions Marketplace — details Exiger Cyber’s operational impact for DOD, including accelerating ATO and re-authorization cycles, cutting risk assessment from weeks to minutes, exposing leading risk indicators and improving mission assurance. Exiger’s AI is deployed across the U.S. government, with recent contract wins with the U.S. Army and Customs and Border Protection to advance trade enforcement and accelerate defense readiness.
Exiger was selected from a competitive applicant field whose solutions demonstrated innovation, scalability and potential impact on DOD missions.