SINGULARORBIT taps Allied Mission Group for cybersecurity support

SINGULARORBIT has formed a strategic partnership with Allied Mission Group to strengthen cybersecurity across its aerospace operations and support government and commercial missions. The deal pairs SINGULARORBIT’s space systems work with AMG’s cybersecurity and compliance experience as the company expands into satellite recovery and deep space logistics.

Why it matters: - The partnership is designed to keep cybersecurity built into SINGULARORBIT’s aerospace operations as the company grows into more complex mission areas. - Stronger security controls matter for government and commercial space work, where failures can affect mission integrity, sensitive data and operational continuity. - AMG’s role gives SINGULARORBIT access to specialized guidance as the company advances satellite recovery, engineering and deep space logistics capabilities.

What happened: - SINGULARORBIT announced a strategic partnership with Allied Mission Group on October 28, 2026. - The companies said AMG will provide cybersecurity expertise, strategic guidance and technical oversight for SINGULARORBIT’s aerospace operations. - The partnership supports security requirements tied to government and commercial missions.

The details: - SINGULARORBIT develops and delivers integrated capabilities and services across the space mission lifecycle. - AMG was founded in 2013 and provides cybersecurity, systems engineering, application development and other mission-critical technology services. - AMG has supported the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Defense and Department of State. - AMG’s experience spans information assurance, critical infrastructure protection and security compliance. - AMG maintains ISO 27001:2022 certification for information security management. - AMG also holds CMMI Maturity Level 3 appraisals for development and services. - AMG is on track to complete a CMMC Level 2 self assessment and a certified third-party assessment by the end of 2026. - The company’s certifications are intended to reflect established practices for managing information security and supporting complex technology environments. - AMG Founder and CEO Jay Kalath serves on SINGULARORBIT’s Board of Directors. - SINGULARORBIT Founder and Chairman Duane “Hammer” Redding serves as a senior strategic adviser to AMG.

Between the lines: - The partnership links two companies that already have leadership overlap, which can make cybersecurity planning more integrated with business and mission strategy. - SINGULARORBIT is signaling that security is part of its core operating model, not an add-on after technical development. - AMG’s federal customer experience suggests the partnership is aimed at missions with high compliance and security demands.

What's next: - SINGULARORBIT said the partnership will help ensure cybersecurity stays central as the company pursues opportunities across government and commercial markets. - AMG will continue supporting SINGULARORBIT as the aerospace company expands its capabilities and mission execution.

The bottom line: - SINGULARORBIT is using a specialized cybersecurity partner to reinforce its push deeper into space operations, where security and mission performance are tightly connected.