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🏅🪬 Setting the Standard in Foreign Influence Detection with BlueFoot 🪬🏅 We’re proud to finally share our partnership with BlueFoot Inc. and integration of BlueFoot’s FITT Risk analysis into our platform, significantly enhancing our capability to identify potential threats from adversarial nations involved in the improper transfer or theft of intellectual property. https://lnkd.in/d85cQV9z Thank you, BlueFoot Inc., for your partnership and initiative to improve national security and business continuity. Together, we’ll build a more resilient future.

Proud to announce that Craft has signed a $28 million contract with the Department of Defense to strengthen due diligence and foreign influence checks on companies that aim to do business with the federal government. Learn more in our press release: https://lnkd.in/gEmm4Y6S Craft’s supply chain resilience platform simplifies large-scale due diligence efforts by providing a single platform for evaluating and monitoring suppliers across a wide spectrum of risk domains, from foreign influence and cybersecurity vulnerability, to financial stability and compliance. The platform is powered by an advanced data fabric with more than 1,300 data streams per supplier, a powerful risk engine enhanced by AI-driven insights, and a collaborative workspace that enables sharing and tracking of information internally and across agencies. Currently, more than 500 government employees across 23 federal agencies are using Craft in support of the SBIR program to enhance their due diligence practices. 

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos

❗ Companies working on critical and emerging technologies will find themselves in the geopolitical bullseye for targeting: Overly sharing success can inadvertently draw the attention of malicious actors. In our latest PinnacleOne ExecBrief by Matthew Pines, we share how firms can effectively manage geopolitical-cyber risks. Read more: https://s1.ai/P1-portcos