Department of Homeland Security — 2013 Investments
14 investments dated 2013 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Blue Risc develops AI-powered cybersecurity and embedded systems products, including vulnerability analysis, IC authentication, GNSS integrity, forensics, and secure processor technologies.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityDefense TechHardware
Dr. Csaba Andras Moritz(Founder & CEO)
Co-investorsNew Ground Ventures
Def-Logix delivers AI-powered cybersecurity research, development, and engineering services, including offensive and defensive cyber operations and custom software, primarily to U.S. government agencies in defense and homeland security.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityDefense TechGovTechSan Antonio, US
NevadaNano develops multi-gas sensing products and continuous IoT monitoring systems built on its proprietary MPS sensor platform, along with the MethaneTrack automated emissions monitoring system and supporting SaaS.
CleantechHardwareIoTSparks, US
Jesse Adams(Director)inBen(Co-Founder, Director of Engineering)inSteffen Pietzke(Chief Financial Officer)Adam McBrady(Vice President of Engineering)inGary Collins(Vice President of Sales and Marketing)inNarendra Prasad(Chief Software Architect and Delivery Officer)in
Scientific Systems develops software-defined solutions for crewed and uncrewed systems to enable navigation, collaboration, and orchestration across multiple domains.
AI & Machine LearningDefense TechRoboticsBurlington, US
Streamline Automation provides engineering services and custom automation solutions for federal agencies and commercial clients, with specializations in nuclear power, process engineering, artificial intelligence, and rocket propulsion.
Advanced ManufacturingDeep TechDefense TechRoboticsHuntsville, US
Navsys provides GNSS simulation and test software, including GPS/inertial navigation solutions for positioning and sensing applications.
Deep TechDefense TechDeveloper ToolsHardwareSpace TechColorado Springs, US
Alison K. Brown(Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer)
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