Developed by Future Union with input from industry partners like Silicon Valley Bank and Ankura Consulting, the index evaluates firms across eight strategic verticals and 26 nations. The collective list represents approximately $80.4 billion in verified federal commitments. Corsha earned its recognition within the Cyber & Digital Defense category, bolstered by a significant $50 million sole-source contract awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency earlier this year.

Beyond the DLA contract, Corsha maintains an active Authority to Operate with the U.S. Air Force, where its platform secures machine-to-machine connections at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex. Future Union president Andrew King noted that the company’s placement reflects a broader industry transition where capital is increasingly prioritizing production capacity and factory-floor resilience over speculative development. Anusha Iyer, CEO of Corsha, stated that the firm’s technology is essential for bridging the gap between industrial systems and the modern AI-driven data landscape, ensuring that critical infrastructure remains secure against adversarial threats.