Field

We are Point Wild, a cybersecurity company built to protect people and businesses from the constant threat of data breaches and online attacks. Our platform, called Lat61, processes over a billion security events every day across 25 million endpoints, giving us visibility into threats that others simply cannot match. We did not start from scratch - we were formed in December 2024 through the merger of Pango Group and Total Security, combining decades of experience to create something genuinely comprehensive. Our approach is different because we do not just sell products and walk away. We build, acquire, and integrate cybersecurity solutions that actually work together, covering everything from antivirus protection to identity monitoring to quantum migration preparation. The team here understands that real security means thinking about what happens before, during, and after a breach. That is why we have positioned ourselves across consumer, enterprise, partner, and legal markets - creating a complete fence around the entire breach ecosystem rather than patching individual holes.

At FieldAI, we bring together top-tier talent from NASA JPL, DeepMind, Tesla, and NVIDIA to build the future of embodied AI. Our team thrives on tackling the toughest challenges in unstructured environments, where we've developed first-of-its-kind AI and robot autonomy solutions that can navigate caves without satellite information or prior maps. We're a collaborative group of engineers, researchers, and field deployment experts who believe in shipping real-world robotic AI across the globe. Our culture emphasizes deep technical excellence combined with practical field application - we don't just write code, we deploy it to the most demanding industrial and defense environments. We're driven by a shared mission to enable unprecedented productivity, safety, and efficiency by bringing autonomy to challenging real-world conditions. Our physics-first approach means we value robustness and resilience in everything we build. Having grown from approximately 30 people at the end of 2024 to 130 team members in 2025, we maintain a collaborative environment where individual contributions have real impact. Whether developing Field Foundation Models or scaling our technology for government and defense applications through Field AI Federal, our team members tackle complex problems with creativity and determination.

Brookfield manages over $1 trillion in assets across infrastructure, renewable power, private equity, and real estate - operating in 50+ countries with approximately 250,000 employees running physical assets and 4,400+ investment professionals. The threat surface is institutional-grade: critical infrastructure networks, power generation facilities, operational technology systems, cross-border data flows, and financial transaction platforms serving sovereign wealth funds, pension systems, and insurance companies. The attack model spans nation-state actors targeting energy grids, ransomware groups exploiting OT environments, and supply chain compromise across a globally distributed asset base. Security operates at the intersection of financial services rigor and industrial control system reality. Teams protect both the investment management technology stack - deal flow platforms, portfolio analytics, client reporting systems - and the operational environments of owned assets, where downtime or compromise directly impacts power delivery, building operations, or transportation infrastructure. The founder-to-present continuity since 1899 means legacy systems coexist with modern cloud architectures, creating complex segmentation and monitoring challenges across jurisdictions with varying regulatory requirements. The owner-operator model means security isn't just about protecting transactions - it's about ensuring continuous operation of physical assets that institutions depend on for stable, long-term returns. Cybersecurity teams work across asset classes with different maturity levels, from digitized real estate management systems to renewable power plants with embedded IoT and SCADA networks. The scale demands automation, but the criticality of assets requires human oversight and incident response capabilities that understand both IT and OT failure modes.

In 2015, Benjamin Fabre and Fabien Grenier, two serial entrepreneurs with deep expertise in scalable web infrastructure, AI-powered data stream processing, and cybersecurity, noticed something troubling on the horizon: the rapid rise of sophisticated bot attacks and online fraud. They understood that traditional security tools were failing because attackers don't think in silos - their tactics don't stop at login pages or respect traditional boundaries between cybersecurity and fraud prevention. So they built DataDome - an AI-native platform from day one that fuses cybersecurity with fraud prevention into a unified solution. From writing the first lines of code to designing a distributed, adaptive architecture, they prioritized performance, resilience, and the ability to evolve with emerging threats. Today, DataDome processes trillions of signals daily, protecting some of the world's most prestigious online businesses with near-perfect accuracy and sub-millisecond response times, truly freeing the web from fraudulent traffic.

Axiom Space is building the world's first commercial space station while serving as the principal provider of commercial human spaceflight services to the International Space Station. The company completed the first private mission to the ISS in 2022, and its team has been involved with every ISS mission since the program's inception. The threat model here is existential: space systems operate in an environment where network segmentation means physical isolation, where a compromised control system can't be patched by rolling a truck, and where the attack surface includes everything from ground station telemetry to onboard life support interfaces. The technical stack runs deep into embedded territory - C, C++, and Rust for flight software, LabVIEW and NI cRIO for hardware integration, FPGA programming for real-time control, and industrial protocols like Modbus RTU/TCP and RS-485/RS-232 for sensor and actuator communication. These aren't enterprise SaaS concerns; this is safety-critical infrastructure where timing constraints are measured in milliseconds and failure modes include loss of mission or worse. Security engineering at this level means understanding how to harden real-time operating systems, validate cryptographic implementations in radiation environments, and design resilient command-and-control architectures that can survive both Byzantine faults and adversarial inputs. Axiom's work spans low-Earth orbit operations, astronaut training, space medicine, and microgravity applications for governments, researchers, and manufacturers. The company is designing space infrastructure to make commercial LEO operations viable at scale - a domain where cybersecurity intersects with aerospace engineering, signal integrity, and operational resilience in ways that don't map cleanly to terrestrial playbooks. This is systems work in the literal sense: architecting trust boundaries across hybrid ground/space networks, protecting telemetry streams from spoofing or injection attacks, and ensuring that safety-critical code paths remain deterministic under all conditions.

Northstrat exists to solve the most complex technology challenges facing our nation's security. Every day, critical missions in the Intelligence, Defense, and Law Enforcement communities depend on software and systems that simply cannot fail. When these systems are built on outdated approaches or stretched beyond their limits, the risks aren't just technical - they threaten the safety and effectiveness of the people protecting our country. Northstrat was founded in 2006 to change this reality, bringing together exceptional engineers who understand that national security isn't an abstract concept - it's real people making decisions with real consequences. Our employee-owned structure means every person who builds these solutions has a personal stake in their success, creating accountability that drives excellence in every line of code and every system architecture we design. What sets Northstrat apart is our commitment to the people behind the technology. We've built a culture that proves you can deliver mission-critical software for the most demanding government clients while maintaining genuine work-life balance. Our Individual Benefits Account puts employees in control of their compensation, with 50% of monthly salary accruing as additional benefits - from medical coverage to retirement contributions through our Profit Sharing Plan. This approach has earned us recognition as a 2025 Top Workplace, ranked #2 among mid-size companies by The Washington Post. We specialize in Agile Software Development, Business Intelligence & Analytics, Intelligence Mission Systems, Systems Engineering, and IT infrastructure that powers classified and commercial projects alike. Whether it's satellite mission management systems, command and control platforms, or data analytics that transform complex information into actionable intelligence, we deliver solutions that work because we understand what's at stake.