GDIT Launches Full-Spectrum Cyber Digital Accelerator

November 06, 2025

General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), a business unit of General Dynamics (NYSE:GD), announced today the launch of its VENIN Full-Spectrum Cyber Digital Accelerator. Through this accelerator, the company will rapidly deliver tools, technologies and solutions to address the evolving cyber threats faced by government agencies.

Full-spectrum cyber refers to a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that encompasses every aspect of cyber defense, offense and resilience. It involves integrating multiple layers of security measures, strategies, intelligence analysis and technologies to protect information systems and networks from a wide range of current and emerging cyber threats. Full-spectrum cyber capabilities enable agencies to operate securely, efficiently and rapidly in a dynamic threat landscape.

The accelerator leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance cyber situational awareness, automate threat detection and response, enable forward threat hunting and deliver insights from across intelligence sources. It will support a wide range of missions, including defensive cyber, cyber threat intelligence, cyber operations and attack prevention, and critical infrastructure protection.

“From enabling battlefield operations to supporting real-time intelligence to protecting critical infrastructure, cyber underpins every aspect of modern mission execution,” said Aaron Bedrowsky, GDIT’s senior vice president for Intelligence and Homeland Security. “This accelerator harnesses the full power of AI to create mission-ready cyber tools and solutions that our customers need to operate with speed, precision and agility.”

The Full-Spectrum Cyber Digital Accelerator is the tenth in a portfolio of solutions launched by GDIT to advance government missions rapidly, efficiently, and at scale. These Digital Accelerators are integrated commercial technologies that have been cyber-hardened and are customizable for agency-specific missions. GDIT won more than $7 billion in contracts in 2024 leveraging these solutions.

Source : General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT)