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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
United States Army	Government	453551	$65.3B	United States	SOFTwarfare	SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI	API Management,iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service)	2024	n/a	In 2024, the United States Army initiated a Department of Defense Small Business Innovation Research Phase I award to integrate SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI as an API Management,iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) implementation focused on user and entity behavioral analysis and Zero Trust identity inside tactical networks. The Phase I effort began August 12, 2024 and ran through early 2025, with the stated goal of delivering real-time risk scoring and alerts to improve threat detection and response. The SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI deployment is described as an API-centric integration layer that will ingest telemetry from tactical network sensors and identity sources, mediate APIs for risk analytics, and host UEBA processing and identity risk scoring modules. Typical API Management and iPaaS capabilities are being applied, including API gateway style mediation, event and streaming ingestion, orchestration of analytic workflows, and real-time alerting, to create a continuous risk scoring pipeline within constrained operational environments. Operational scope is explicitly a security and IT use case for tactical networks in the United States, with development governed under the DoD SBIR Phase I structure and a prototype oriented rollout during the Phase I period. The work is positioned to impact threat detection, incident response, and identity management functions by surfacing real-time alerts and scores; stated objectives focus on delivering those capabilities rather than reporting post-Phase I outcomes.
U.S Air Force	Government	600000	$153.0B	United States	SOFTwarfare	SOFTwarfare Trusted Passwordless	Identity and Access Management (IAM)	2024	n/a	In 2024, the U.S. Air Force awarded SOFTwarfare an SBIR Phase I contract to integrate biometric multi factor authentication into DoD ChatOps Mattermost, initiating a research and early deployment engagement focused on secure communications. The engagement centers on SOFTwarfare Trusted Passwordless and falls squarely under Identity and Access Management (IAM), with a stated process area of IAM and secure communications in the United States. The technical focus is explicit on SOFTwarfare's BioThenticate passwordless biometric MFA for real time user verification in austere environments. Implementation work described in the award centers on embedding passwordless biometric verification flows into live authentication workflows, enabling credentialless session initiation, continuous user verification for ChatOps sessions, and enforcement of access control policies consistent with Identity and Access Management (IAM) functional patterns. Integrations are directed at DoD ChatOps, specifically Mattermost, as the primary operational surface for secure messaging and collaboration. The scope is research and early deployment within United States DoD ChatOps environments, with technical integration points concentrated on in channel authentication handshakes, session attestation calls, and real time verification exchanges required by BioThenticate. Governance and rollout are framed as a Phase I SBIR research prototype and early deployment, which implies a pilot stage proof of concept rather than broad production rollout. The narrative documents a focused implementation for secure communications and authentication functions, emphasizing real time biometric verification within ChatOps workflows without asserting outcomes beyond the stated research and early deployment objectives.
	Government	453551	$65.3B	United States	SOFTwarfare	SOFTwarfare Trusted Passwordless	Identity and Access Management (IAM)	2024	n/a
	Government	140000	$10.8B	United States	Solarwinds	SolarWinds Network Topology Mapper (NTM)	Network Virtualisation	2024	n/a
	Government	1000	$250M	United States	Starseed AI	Starseed AI	Analytics and BI	2024	n/a
	Government	1000	$250M	United States	SUSE Group	SUSE Linux Enterprise Base Container Images	Operating System (OS)	2024	n/a
	Government	700	$80M	United Kingdom	The Hire Lab	The Hire Lab	Recruiting	2024	n/a
	Government	6000	$2.8B	United States	Transcore	Transcore TransSuite	Traffic Management	2024	n/a
	Government	25000	$4.9B	United States	Tri-Force Consulting	Tri-Force MLeads	Lead Generation	2024	n/a
	Government	250	$27M	United Kingdom	Voicescape	Voicescape Feedback	Survey and Questionnaire	2024	n/a

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Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

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United States Army

Government

453551

$65.3B

United States

SOFTwarfare

SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI

API Management,iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service)

2024

n/a

In 2024, the United States Army initiated a Department of Defense Small Business Innovation Research Phase I award to integrate SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI as an API Management,iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) implementation focused on user and entity behavioral analysis and Zero Trust identity inside tactical networks. The Phase I effort began August 12, 2024 and ran through early 2025, with the stated goal of delivering real-time risk scoring and alerts to improve threat detection and response. The SOFTwarfare PangaeAPI deployment is described as an API-centric integration layer that will ingest telemetry from tactical network sensors and identity sources, mediate APIs for risk analytics, and host UEBA processing and identity risk scoring modules. Typical API Management and iPaaS capabilities are being applied, including API gateway style mediation, event and streaming ingestion, orchestration of analytic workflows, and real-time alerting, to create a continuous risk scoring pipeline within constrained operational environments. Operational scope is explicitly a security and IT use case for tactical networks in the United States, with development governed under the DoD SBIR Phase I structure and a prototype oriented rollout during the Phase I period. The work is positioned to impact threat detection, incident response, and identity management functions by surfacing real-time alerts and scores; stated objectives focus on delivering those capabilities rather than reporting post-Phase I outcomes.

U.S Air Force

Government

600000

$153.0B

United States

SOFTwarfare

SOFTwarfare Trusted Passwordless

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

2024

n/a

In 2024, the U.S. Air Force awarded SOFTwarfare an SBIR Phase I contract to integrate biometric multi factor authentication into DoD ChatOps Mattermost, initiating a research and early deployment engagement focused on secure communications. The engagement centers on SOFTwarfare Trusted Passwordless and falls squarely under Identity and Access Management (IAM), with a stated process area of IAM and secure communications in the United States. The technical focus is explicit on SOFTwarfare's BioThenticate passwordless biometric MFA for real time user verification in austere environments. Implementation work described in the award centers on embedding passwordless biometric verification flows into live authentication workflows, enabling credentialless session initiation, continuous user verification for ChatOps sessions, and enforcement of access control policies consistent with Identity and Access Management (IAM) functional patterns. Integrations are directed at DoD ChatOps, specifically Mattermost, as the primary operational surface for secure messaging and collaboration. The scope is research and early deployment within United States DoD ChatOps environments, with technical integration points concentrated on in channel authentication handshakes, session attestation calls, and real time verification exchanges required by BioThenticate. Governance and rollout are framed as a Phase I SBIR research prototype and early deployment, which implies a pilot stage proof of concept rather than broad production rollout. The narrative documents a focused implementation for secure communications and authentication functions, emphasizing real time biometric verification within ChatOps workflows without asserting outcomes beyond the stated research and early deployment objectives.