Booz Allen Hamilton

Carlyle has acquired Secturion Systems, a Utah-based company that produces NSA-certified hardware encryption products. Secturion was founded in 2012 and has been added to Carlyle's middle-market aerospace, defense, and government services platform. Sean Berg has been named CEO of Secturion Systems.

Booz Allen Hamilton reported $2.8 billion in revenue for Q1 FY 2027, a 4.2 percent year-over-year decline. The company is focused on building and scaling technology to deliver battlefield advantage. Booz Allen's total backlog was also reported.

Booz Allen Hamilton and OpenAI are partnering to accelerate secure AI deployment for national security and critical infrastructure missions. The partnership aims to promote advanced AI innovation across these domains. This collaboration is expected to enhance the security and effectiveness of AI applications in national security and critical infrastructure.

Booz Allen has agreed to acquire Ultra Mission Solutions for $720 million, expanding its defense technology portfolio with mission-critical software and encryption products. The acquisition aims to enhance Booz Allen's capabilities in supporting defense modernization priorities. The deal is expected to close soon, subject to regulatory approvals.