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Indra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits. Parsons is a global solutions provider in the national security and critical infrastructure markets that delivers integrated program management solutions. CISO Tribune files both under Threat intelligence and Incident response and forensics. This page sets the two records side by side: what each sells, where it is based, who owns and funds it, the customers it names and its recent news, each fact numbered to its source.
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| Indra GroupIndra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits.indragroup.com | ParsonsParsons is a global solutions provider in the national security and critical infrastructure markets that delivers integrated program management solutions.parsons.com | |
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| Who it fits | From its own pages, Indra Group sells a dual offering to both civil and military customers and supports critical missions worldwide. In our reading, Indra Group's defence work is aimed at protecting both forces and civilians in any operational environment. Indra Group's sovereign AI work is directed at the protection of citizens, territories, and critical physical and digital infrastructure and assets. Indra Group's transport work covers roads, railways, ports and airports. Indra Group's airspace management work covers solutions that synchronise radars, controllers, and aircraft. Indra Group sells digital platforms, analytics, and artificial intelligence to organisations. | From its own pages, Parsons sells mainly to national security and critical infrastructure customers. Parsons says TReX supports various DoD, IC, and Defense Industrial Base partners. Parsons describes its Ares biometric software as designed for defense and law enforcement. Parsons describes LandForm X as an ISR mission management system designed for airborne law enforcement and search and rescue. Parsons describes Foundation as a cloud-native data integration platform built to address the complexities of government operations. |
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| Last verified | October 14, 2026 | October 14, 2026 |
CISO Tribune files Indra Group under Threat intelligence, Encryption, tokenization and key management, and Incident response and forensics, with Threat intelligence as its primary category. CISO Tribune files Parsons under Threat intelligence, Incident response and forensics, OT and ICS security, and Vulnerability management, also with Threat intelligence as its primary category. Indra Group is headquartered in Madrid, Spain.
Indra Group sells Cyber C2, a platform used to plan, direct, coordinate and monitor cyberspace operations for defence customers, along with ECYSAP for situational awareness of cyberspace events. It also sells COMSec Meet, which uses end-to-end encryption to secure communications, and EUCINF, a toolbox for Cyber and Information Warfare. Indra Group's offering is described as dual, serving both civil and military customers. On January 8, 2026, Indra Group reached an agreement with UK-based Altitude Angel to acquire the assets related to GuardianUTM, its modular unmanned air traffic management platform.
Parsons sells Cyber-Fly-Away Kits (C-FLAK) for cyber defenders and Digital Overwatch, a suite of applications, pipelines, analytics, and visual components. Parsons also sells DroneArmor, a counter unmanned aircraft systems solution. Parsons says it sells mainly to national security and critical infrastructure customers, and it names DoD, IC, and Defense Industrial Base partners as supported by TReX. On January 15, 2026, Parsons Corporation announced it had acquired Altamira Technologies Corporation in a transaction valued at up to $375 million.
Indra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits. A press release describes the company as Madrid-based.[1][2][4]
Indra Group on the recordParsons is a global solutions provider in the national security and critical infrastructure markets that delivers integrated program management solutions. Parsons says its integrated program management solutions turn complex initiatives into measurable results.[3]
Parsons sells Cyber-Fly-Away Kits (C-FLAK), which the company says have everything a cyber defender needs to efficiently achieve mission success. Parsons sells Cyberzcape for critical infrastructure protection (CIP). Parsons describes Digital Overwatch as a suite of applications, pipelines, analytics, and visual components that enable successful mission execution. Parsons describes its Network Management Solution (NMS) as being at the forefront of protecting Land Mobile Radio (LMR) backhaul networks. Parsons sells DroneArmor, a counter unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS) solution for the security of personnel, bases, and assets from drone threats.[1][4]
The Dynamic Spectrum Environment Emulator (DYSE) is a RF channel emulator that seeks to imitate realistic RF environments, including congested and contested conditions. RF paths in DYSE can be individually programmable and emulate the impact of real-world operational conditions in a lab environment. Parsons also sells the Threat Representative Environment (TReX), which it describes as a way to experiment, train, and plan signals intelligence (SIGINT) and electronic warfare (EW) operations. TReX is a software and COTS hardware-based signal and channel emulator. Parsons says TReX supports various DoD, IC, and Defense Industrial Base partners, and that TReX can be deployed anywhere from a laboratory to austere environments. The Wireless Instrumented Streaming Platform (WISP) is a portable, remotely controlled wideband RF data capture and analysis tool.[5][6]
APS operates independently of GPS and other GNSS. Parsons says APS can be implemented as a Parsons hardware and software package or by installing APS application software on compatible non-Parsons user equipment. APS can also be implemented as a plug-in to the Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK) on a user smartphone.[8]
Parsons sells the ER310 software-defined radio, a handheld SDR platform designed to host and execute RF applications. Parsons says the ER310 supports missions including assured PNT, RF situational awareness support, electronic warfare, and communications. Peanut SDRs are available in compact enclosures for dismounted and mounted use or as an OEM circuit card. TEMS detects RF spectrum energy in the user's environment and can be controlled using a smart phone.[8][9][10]
Parsons describes Ace CtrlPoint as an automated space vehicle and ground station command and control (C2) application. Parsons describes C2Core as a combined JADC2 capability suite of command and control tools built by operators for operators and used across multiple domains. Parsons describes Foundation as a cloud-native data integration platform built to address the complexities of government operations. Parsons sells iNET Asset Guardian to monitor, track, and maintain roadway assets and ITS devices. Paradim is a cloud-hosted and software-agnostic asset and data information management solution from Parsons.[4][11]
Parsons sells SatFlyer, a software toolset that provides full-lifecycle flight-dynamics capabilities, orbit calculation and attitude determination. Parsons provides multi-manifest flight systems and launch integration capabilities to operationalize access to space for small space systems. Parsons operates a systems integration laboratory in Los Angeles, CA.[1][4][5][7][8][10][12][13]
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