SilverEdge
SilverEdge Government Solutions builds AI, cybersecurity, and intelligence software for the Defense and Intelligence Communities. Officially branded in 2022, the company operates as a mid-market contractor with a 97% cleared workforce and delivers SaaS solutions through its SOAR model - evidenced by a $164 million classified task order. Under CEO Robert J. Miller III, the company has pursued rapid growth through strategic acquisitions while positioning itself as a disruptive alternative to traditional defense primes. The technical stack reflects real-world operational security work: Nmap, Wireshark, and Metasploit for network analysis and penetration testing; Kismet and BackTrack for wireless security; intrusion detection and prevention systems for defensive operations. Infrastructure spans Windows, Linux, and macOS environments with virtualization through Hyper-V, VMware ESXi, and VirtualBox. Cloud deployments run on AWS, with compliance aligned to NIST SP 800-53 controls. ServiceNow appears to anchor enterprise workflow management. The workforce includes cybersecurity experts, software developers, engineers, and intelligence analysts working on mission-critical capabilities for U.S. defense and intelligence customers, as well as unspecified allied nations. The clearance rate and contract values signal deep integration with classified programs - the kind of work where threat models involve nation-state adversaries and operational security failures carry geopolitical consequences. The company's self-described mission centers on protecting national security infrastructure, though specifics remain classified by definition.
SilverEdge Government Solutions builds AI, cybersecurity, and intelligence software for the Defense and Intelligence Communities. Officially branded in 2022, the company operates as a mid-market contractor with a 97% cleared workforce and delivers SaaS solutions through its SOAR model - evidenced by a $164 million classified task order. Under CEO Robert J. Miller III, the company has pursued rapid growth through strategic acquisitions while positioning itself as a disruptive alternative to traditional defense primes.
The technical stack reflects real-world operational security work: Nmap, Wireshark, and Metasploit for network analysis and penetration testing; Kismet and BackTrack for wireless security; intrusion detection and prevention systems for defensive operations. Infrastructure spans Windows, Linux, and macOS environments with virtualization through Hyper-V, VMware ESXi, and VirtualBox. Cloud deployments run on AWS, with compliance aligned to NIST SP 800-53 controls. ServiceNow appears to anchor enterprise workflow management.
The workforce includes cybersecurity experts, software developers, engineers, and intelligence analysts working on mission-critical capabilities for U.S. defense and intelligence customers, as well as unspecified allied nations. The clearance rate and contract values signal deep integration with classified programs - the kind of work where threat models involve nation-state adversaries and operational security failures carry geopolitical consequences. The company's self-described mission centers on protecting national security infrastructure, though specifics remain classified by definition.