ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 14, 2017 -- Invincea Labs announced this month that it has officially changed its company name to Two Six Labs. Formerly a subsidiary of Invincea Inc., the company separated and stood up as an independent company in February of this year.
“Clients and partners will find no change in our operations nor in our dedication to deliver innovative solutions to meet today’s most critical national security challenges,” said Chris Greamo, President and CEO of Two Six Labs.
“I look forward to continuing to work with Chris and the Two Six Labs team as we execute our plan for rapid growth and expansion into new areas of research and development in addition to bringing innovative products to market addressing the critical challenges of national defense and homeland security,” said Mike Daniels, Board Chairman, Two Six Labs.
About Two Six Labs
Two Six Labs is an innovator in the fields of cyber security, data science, machine learning, data visualization, distributed computing, vulnerability research, reverse engineering, mobile and embedded systems, IoT security and distributed sensor networks. Two Six Labs works extensively with government agencies, universities, and private firms on a wide range of R&D efforts, many focused on national security.
Two Six Labs slogan “Invent with purpose” describes their focus on creating cutting edge technology that aids and protects citizens and servicemen.
To learn more about Two Six Labs visit https://www.twosixlabs.com
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