Supporting the Next Generation of Cyber Leaders
As part of its increased focus on cyber services and solutions, Peraton also is investing in the future cyber workforce. Peraton recently became a financial sponsor of Dakota State University (DSU)’s CybHER program, which provides resources for women to pursue careers in cybersecurity.
The Future of Space Defense
With every new satellite launched and every innovative solution deployed to improve space-based communications, the United States becomes more reliant on assets in orbit. As the cost to own space assets decreases with technological advancement, the barrier to entry becomes lower.
Peraton Supports Successful Landing of NASA’s Perseverance Rover
NASA’s Perseverance rover landed on Mars in Jezero Crater on February 18, 2021 at 3:55 pm Eastern. This is NASA’s sixth consecutive successful landing. This mission came with many challenges and hurdles, overcome by diligent calculations and meticulous tests.
Peraton and the Space Force Discuss Space as a Warfighting Domain
Dean Bellamy, Peraton’s Vice President of Space Strategy—joined General David Thompson, Space Force Vice Chief of Space Operations, in talking with host Francis Rose about critical issues facing the Space Force as it works to deter threats in space.
The History of Mars Exploration
The landing of NASA’s Perseverance rover on February 18 is a monumental occasion, but this mission is not an isolated event. Every Mars exploration effort has contributed to Perseverance’s successful journey.
Peraton CEO Stu Shea Recognized As Top 25 Executive to Watch
Peraton Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Stu Shea has been recognized as one of WashingtonExec’s Top 25 Execs to Watch in 2021.
The Navy’s Unmanned Future Requires a New Ecosystem
Unmanned systems play a critical role in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions. In his new 2021 NAVPLAN, Admiral Michael Gilday, the U.S. Navy Chief of Naval Operations, recently previewed a major expansion of that role.
Peraton Employee Celebrates 55 Years Supporting NASA’s Deep Space Network
NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN), operated and maintained by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the Peraton team, has been the long-distance telephone operator for outer space ventures since 1963. Two years after its founding, Peraton employee Cliff Y. began working on the DSN, the world’s largest and most sensitive telecommunications system.
Tapping 5G’s Potential to Enhance Border Security
The emergence of 5G networks will allow up to 100 times faster communications, create new possibilities for the Internet of Things, increase capabilities for data processing and analysis, and enhance connectivity between users and between devices.
Peraton Deep Space Operations Team Wins NASA Honor Award
The annual NASA Honor Awards Ceremony recognizes individual and group contributions to NASA’s mission and celebrates pinnacle achievement throughout the entire organization. All award submissions are approved by the NASA Administrator. The Group Achievement Award recognizes an outstanding group accomplishment that has contributed substantially to NASA's mission.
The Importance of Tracking Space Objects
There is an assumption that space is an infinite realm. Yet while space may seem vast, Earth’s orbit is decidedly less spacious, and the orbital range for satellites is both limited and increasingly crowded.
Understanding America’s Veterans: A Conversation with Team Red, White & Blue
Veterans are an essential part of Peraton’s workforce, with over 600 veterans and military spouses currently employed. But more than just serving as an employer of veterans, Peraton strives to be a supporter of the veteran and military community. To be a good supporter, it is important to understand the opportunities and challenges facing this complex, distributed population.
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