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KBR Commercial Security & Cyber Services & Insider Threat Defense Group strategic partnership announcement. WEST PALM BEACH, FL, August 11, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ - Insider Threat Defense Group (ITDG) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with KBR Commercial Security & Cyber Services (CSCS) a leading global provider of technology-enabled solutions supporting national security, defense and space missions with 36,000+ employees and 60 locations worldwide. Security controls can no longer be isolated, siloed and bolted on after a security incident. Recognizing the critical need to more closely integrate Physical Security, Cybersecurity, Compliance and Insider Risk Management (IRM), KBR CSCS and the ITDG have formed this partnership to provide clients with a comprehensive and holistic portfolio of offerings to include: Managed Security Services (Physical, Personnel Security, Fractional Facility Security Officers), CMMC Consulting Services, Compliance Regulations Consulting Services: NIST, ISO, HIPAA, TISAX, SOC2 Type 1&2, IRM and IRM Program (IRMP) training and consulting services. This integration provides a more comprehensive approach to enterprise threat management, no matter whether the threats are internal or external. These services will be provided to U.S. Government Agencies, Department of War, Defense Contractors, Intelligence Community Agencies and commercial enterprises. This partnership will strengthen the expertise of both companies in the areas listed above, as they are all critical for protecting an organizations assets: Facilities, Financial Assets, Employees, Data, Computer Systems - Networks. This will provide clients with enhanced security postures and provide enterprise-wide resilience against internal and external threats, as the financial damages from Insider Threat incidents are into the MILLIONS and BILLIONS. Since 2014 the ITDG has provided its expertise and assisted 700+ organizations with developing, implementing, managing, evaluating and optimizing their IRMP's. Over 1000+ individuals have attended its highly sought after training courses. The ITDG IRM Program 360 Framework & Assessment Methodology (IRMP360FAM(TM) is the backbone of all its training and consulting services, as it addresses Insider risks and threats from an enterprise cross functional perspective, and non-technical and technical perspective. ITDG CLIENT SATISFACTION / COMPANY RECOGNITION Its clients have provided the ITDG with EXCEPTIONAL reviews for the comprehensive knowledge that its training and consulting services offer. You are encouraged to read the feedback on this link. The ITDG Has Provided IRMP Training & Consulting Services To The Following Organizations: White House, U.S. Capitol Police, U.S. Government Agencies, Department Of War, Intelligence Community Agencies, Defense Contractors, Law Enforcement, Critical Infrastructure Providers, Universities, Microsoft, Walmart, Home Depot, Nike, Tesla, UPS, FedEx, Visa, Delta Airlines and many more. Complete Client Listing Contact Information Jim Henderson, CISSP, CCISO CEO Insider Threat Defense Group, Inc. Insider Risk Management Program Training Course Instructor / Consultant Insider Threat Investigations & Analysis Training Course Instructor / Analyst Founder - Chairman Of The National Insider Threat Special Interest Group [email protected] www.insiderthreatdefensegroup.com 561-809-6800 Legal Disclaimer: The content on this page is syndicated from independent third-party providers. Kyrion Media makes no warranties or representations regarding the accuracy, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information, including text, images, videos, or licenses. If you are affiliated with this content or have any complaints, copyright concerns, or requests for removal, please contact New Zealand Mirror at [email protected] with the specific URL of the content in question. New Zealand Mirror will review and address valid requests promptly.

Piling underway on Adelaide's New Women's and Children's Hospital. WGA is proud to be contributing civil and structural engineering expertise, in partnership with KBR, to the landmark New Women's and Children's Hospital (New WCH) Project in Adelaide. Located within Adelaide's BioMed City precinct, the New WCH is one of South Australia's most significant health infrastructure projects. Construction has reached an important milestone, with piling for the main clinical building now underway. This marks a significant step in establishing the foundations for the new hospital. WGA and KBR are working alongside the architectural consortium and building engineering services consortium to deliver the design of the main clinical building, central energy plant and associated precinct works. Mark Gobolos, Project Director, WGA, said the commencement of piling was an important milestone for the Project. "The New Women's and Children's Hospital Project is a significant project for South Australia and one that will have a lasting impact on the care provided to women, children and families. WGA is proud to bring our local civil and structural engineering expertise to a project of this scale and importance, working in partnership with KBR and the broader project team to help deliver a contemporary health facility for South Australia." Like what you've read? Why not share it with a friend!

KBR Q2 2026 revenue rises 2 percent to $2B as Trinzic spinoff advances. * Adjusted EPS rose 9 percent to $0.99, while operating income fell 11 percent on one-time costs tied to the planned MTS spinoff * Backlog and options stood at $23 billion * The MTS segment saw revenue slip 2 percent on the runoff of European Command contingency work KBR has posted second-quarter 2026 revenue of $2 billion, a 2 percent increase over the same period last year. Adjusted earnings per share reached $0.99, up 9 percent, the company said Thursday. Operating income fell 11 percent to $172 million, a decline KBR attributed to one-time costs related to the planned separation of its mission technology solutions,or MTS, business. Net income attributable to KBR climbed 32 percent to $96 million. Adjusted EBITDA came to $258 million at a 13 percent margin. Backlog and options stood at $23 billion at quarter's end. Book-to-bill was 1.1x. How did mission technology solutions perform? Revenue at the MTS segment slipped 2 percent to $1.3 billion. KBR pointed to the expected runoff of contingency work supporting U.S. European Command. Executives said on the Q2 earnings call that segment revenue grew roughly $31 million, or 2 percent, excluding that activity. Growth came from international government clients, particularly in Australia and the United Kingdom, while U.S. federal civilian work declined. Adjusted EBITDA for the segment reached $158 million, up 16 percent, with margin widening to 12.1 percent from 10.2 percent. KBR credited portfolio mix, cost management and contract closeouts. Backlog and options totaled $17.5 billion against a book-to-bill of 0.8x. What is holding up KBR's government backlog? Roughly $10.6 billion in awarded work sits under protest and does not appear in reported backlog or book-to-bill. The 20-year, $8 billion National Science Foundation's Antarctic Science and Engineering Support Contract accounts for most of it. Executives said on the earnings call that a State Department award in Iraq and a classified logistics award are also affected by the protests. KBR expects the work to convert to backlog as the protests resolve. What government awards did KBR announce? The company noted that Space Force awarded it a five-year, $95 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for digital engineering and enterprise decision support at Kirtland Air Force Base. KBR also took a position on Advisory Support and Technical Requirement Administration, a multiple-award IDIQ with an $866 million ceiling covering advisory and technical services for the Air Force, the Department of War and the intelligence community over five years. Where does the Trinzic spinoff stand? KBR unveiled Trinzic on Thursday as the new name for the MTS business once it separates. The company is targeting completion on Jan. 4, 2027, the first business day of fiscal 2027, and intends the transaction to be tax-free for federal income tax purposes. Michael LaRouche, a three-time Wash100 Award winner, will serve as president and CEO of Trinzic. Nicholas Veasey takes the chief financial officer role. Both appointments were announced in June. KBR reaffirmed full-year guidance of $7.90 billion to $8.36 billion in revenue, adjusted EBITDA between $980 million and $1.04 billion, and adjusted earnings per share of $3.87 to $4.22.