by Conflict Orbit
Small and mid-sized defense contractors play a critical role in overseas missions but often with fewer compliance resources than larger primes. When a contractor supports or accompanies U.S. forces abroad, defense contracts may incorporate clauses that require a bona...
by Conflict Orbit
As 2025 comes to a close, defense and space contractors continue to operate in increasingly complex and contested environments, including gray zones and evolving threat landscapes. With the anticipated passage of the FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA),...
by Conflict Orbit
Conflict Orbit is attending the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Eastern Defense Summit December 10-11 in North Charleston, SC. I’ll have a booth and useful handout materials to share, along with opportunities for meaningful conversation. If you’re...
by Conflict Orbit
Today’s operational environment, from Europe and the Middle East to Latin America, space, and cyber, continues to evolve. And defense and space contractors are increasingly integrated into mission support. With that integration comes expectations: capabilities...
by Conflict Orbit
Recent public reporting on U.S. engagement related to Venezuela has prompted discussion about how to assess complex operational environments. These discussions highlight a highly overlooked gap for defense companies: Continuous evaluation of organizational compliance...
