Capita

Capital One exists to change banking for good through the transformative power of technology and data. Founded on the belief that information and technology can revolutionize how financial services are delivered, Capital One has grown from a pioneering credit card company into a diversified financial services leader. As one of the first large enterprises to go all-in on the public cloud, the company has built proprietary cloud and data management tools that enable operations at unprecedented scale. Still founder-led by Chairman and CEO Richard Fairbank, Capital One dares to dream, disrupt, and deliver better ways for customers to manage their financial lives - whether through credit cards, auto loans, banking, or commercial solutions. What sets Capital One apart is its identity as an information-based technology company first, and a bank second. This mindset drives everything from the company's data-driven decision making to its investment in world-class engineering, data science, cybersecurity, and AI capabilities. With over 50,000 associates across multiple continents, Capital One's teams work collaboratively to build innovative digital products and experiences that put customers first. The company's commitment to innovation extends to launching Capital One Software in 2022, helping other businesses address cloud and data management challenges. By combining deep financial expertise with cutting-edge technology, Capital One continues to push boundaries and deliver the personalized, seamless experiences that modern customers expect.

We're a team of over 190,000 people across 61 countries who've been pioneering mobility technologies since 1871. Starting as a small factory in Hanover, Germany, we've grown into one of the world's leading automotive suppliers and tire manufacturers. Our engineers develop everything from tires and brake systems to vehicle electronics and industrial components, always with an eye toward making transportation safer, smarter, and more sustainable. What drives us isn't just innovation for its own sake - it's solving real problems. Whether we're connecting tires to the cloud for fleet management, developing sensors for autonomous driving, or creating sustainable materials for our products, we focus on practical solutions that matter. We believe in continuous improvement and aren't afraid to transform, as shown by our recent restructuring to focus on our core strengths. At our core, we're engineers and problem-solvers who care about the work we do and the impact it has on people's daily lives.

Litera is a global leader in legal technology, with a remarkable 30-year track record of transforming how legal professionals work. Founded in the Chicago suburbs as Microsystems in 1995, the company established the Litera brand in 2001 and has since grown to serve over 2.3 million legal professionals worldwide, including 99% of the Am Law 100. Today, Litera stands at the forefront of the legal AI revolution, delivering transformational solutions that help law firms and corporate legal teams Raise The Bar™. The company's comprehensive ecosystem unifies the business and practice of law through AI-powered solutions integrated directly into Microsoft 365. From document creation and comparison with Litera Create and Compare, to AI contract review with Kira, to innovative tools like Lito - the skilled AI legal agent - Litera's platform enables legal professionals to effortlessly create exceptional work, win more business, and streamline operations. With a majority of the world's largest law firms as clients and more than 2 million daily users across six continents, Litera continues to drive innovation in legal technology, building on three decades of expertise to anticipate and meet the evolving needs of the legal profession.

At Latitude AI, we believe the future of driving isn't about removing the driver - it's about giving them time back. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Ford Motor Company, we operate with the agility of a tech startup while having the resources to make a real impact. Our team of world-class experts across machine learning, robotics, cloud infrastructure, sensors, and safety engineering is united by a passion to transform travel into something safer, less stressful, and more enjoyable for everyone. We're developing hands-free, eyes-off automated driving technology that will redefine the relationship between people and their vehicles. Our culture thrives on big challenges and collaborative problem-solving. Whether you're on the motion planning team designing trajectory algorithms, or in fleet operations collecting real-world data, your work directly shapes the driving experience for millions of Ford customers. We move fast, test relentlessly, and aren't afraid to push boundaries - from our Pittsburgh headquarters to our engineering centers in Dearborn and Palo Alto.

In 2002, Kevin Burke founded Centuria with a vision to bring exceptional IT, Engineering, and Scientific solutions to the Federal Government. As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, the company emerged from a deep understanding of mission-critical operations and the unique challenges facing federal agencies. Burke recognized that government agencies needed partners who could combine technical excellence with unwavering commitment to national service. This insight drove Centuria to build a culture rooted in integrity, innovation, and the same sense of duty that defines military service. Over two decades, Centuria has evolved into a modern government contractor that embraces the power of data to transform federal operations. Recognized as a 2024 Top Workplace in the DC Metro Area by the Washington Post, the company has expanded from its Reston, Virginia headquarters to serve clients across multiple states with comprehensive capabilities in radar systems, national resource management, logistics, systems engineering, and scientific services. Today, Centuria's team of dedicated professionals continues to deliver mission-critical support, prioritizing agility, efficiency, and accountability while fostering a work environment that values collaboration, personal growth, and technological advancement.

Globeleq operates utility-scale power infrastructure across Africa, managing 1,794 MW of operational capacity through 17 power plants in seven countries, with another 683 MW under construction. Since 2002, the company has built a portfolio spanning gas generation, wind, solar PV, battery energy storage systems, and geothermal - backed by British International Investment and Norfund. With nearly 2,000 employees and regional offices in Abidjan, Cairo, Cape Town, Dar es Salaam, Douala, Johannesburg, Maputo, and Nairobi, the company runs distributed operations across critical energy infrastructure that powers households and businesses continent-wide. The security stack reflects the complexity of protecting OT environments and multi-country operations: Azure Security and Microsoft 365 Defender anchor cloud posture, Azure Sentinel handles detection and response, Intune manages endpoints, and the network perimeter layers Palo Alto Networks, FortiGate, Juniper Networks, and Aruba Networks gear. IFS appears to handle enterprise resource planning - likely managing procurement, maintenance scheduling, and financial operations tied to plant operations. The threat surface spans SCADA/ICS systems at generation sites, corporate IT infrastructure distributed across eight African cities and London headquarters, supply chain coordination for construction projects, and regulatory compliance across multiple national jurisdictions. For security practitioners, the operational reality involves protecting physical generation assets that can't go offline for patching, securing remote sites with variable connectivity, managing identity and access across nearly 2,000 users in dispersed locations, and maintaining visibility into both IT and OT domains. The renewable portfolio positioning means growing attack surface as solar arrays and battery storage systems - increasingly software-defined and networked - scale alongside legacy gas infrastructure. The company claims 20.7 million tonnes of lifetime CO2 equivalent emissions avoided from renewable projects, underscoring the criticality of these systems to climate goals and the potential impact of disruption.