Shift5 wins Cybersecurity Startup of the Year

Shift5 named a finalist in the NVTC Cyber Startup of the Year competition

NexLyte is a system integrator specializing in public and private telecommunications networks with a strong focus on passenger and freight rail. Shift5 is partnering with NexLyte to enhance integrating Shift5 solutions for our rail and public infrastructure customers.

With the new contract, Shift5 will further advance its technology so that more US Air Force systems can deploy it.

CEO Josh Lospinoso talks about why the military is a bad place for hackers.

Shift5, a cutting-edge cyber security company that secures operational technology for a range of vehicular platforms, announces its partnership with Aerion Supersonic, a leader in supersonic technology working on the new AS2 supersonic business jet.

In this episode of The Cybrary's international cyber warfare podcast, Shift5 CEO Josh Lospinoso features as special guest. Josh discusses zero-day vulnerabilities including when to keep, use, and responsibly disclose them. In this episode, we’ll get into the ethical and legal challenges that need to be considered in cyber war operations.

Virginia-based Shift5 will provide cybersecurity solutions to the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Systems Center as part of their Cooperative Research and Development Agreement.

In this two-part recording, Shift5's Josh Lospinoso sits down with The Cybrary to discuss encryption, backdoors, and other cyber vulnerabilities.

Shift5 announces that it has been awarded a $1.5M Phase II Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract from the US Air Force

Shift5 was highlighted by legal firm Foley Hoag for finding a #SilverLiningPivot and accelerating through the COVID crisis with focus!

Cybrary is a cybersecurity and IT career development platform with a weekly podcast. Shift5 CEO Mike Weigand joined Cybrary on The Cybrary Podcast on February 19, 2020 to discuss securing serial data buses on OT platforms.

Shift5 was honored by DCA Live and Arlington Economic Development as a Red Hot Cyber company in February!

Shift5 mentioned in "Beyond Cabinets And Congress: 15 Startups In Washington D.C To Know"

Shift5 co-founder Josh Lospinoso kicks of the inaugural Washington DC C++ User Group Meeting with a talk about object lifetimes, resource ownership, exceptions, and copy/move semantics in C++. Combined, these ideas allow the developer to employ the powerful resource acquisition is initialization (RAII)/constructor acquires destructor releases (CADRe) paradigms.

Our nation’s premier fighting vehicle’s internal technology metaphorically exists somewhere between a clock radio and an iPhone, and this is a problem.

Shift5's CEO explores cost-effective ways to secure military weapons systems

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Shift5 announces its Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC).

Shift5 co-founder Josh Lospinoso talks about how C++ can be a vital tool for infosec developers. In this talk, he presents a simple Stage 0 Implant written in modern C++ to tool developers from Army Cyber Command. Along the way, he illuminates many features of C++, the C++ Standard Library, and the Boost Libraries that are highly useful when developing cybersecurity tools.

Shift5 announces that it has been awarded a Phase I Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract from the US Air Force through its SBIR AFWERX technology innovation program.

Josh Lospinoso, Chief Strategy Officer of Shift5 Inc. and author of C++ Crash Course, speaks to West Point cadets and faculty from the Math and Computer Science departments about how learning C++ helped him in the decade since graduating.

Shift5's Michael Weigand interviews with PetaCrunch to talk about how Shift5 can help protect OT platforms.

Shift5, Inc. a cybersecurity company that builds hardware and software products to defend weapon systems, air platforms, and commercial transportation systems raised an additional $2.5 million in venture funding