Two Six Technologies Fortifies Leadership for National Security's Future

ARLINGTON, Va. – April 14, 2026 – High-growth national security firm Two Six Technologies has announced a significant expansion of its C-suite, promoting three senior executives with deep government and military experience to steer the company through its next phase of strategic growth. The promotions of Young Bang to President, Amy Dalton to Chief Operating Officer, and Becky Fair to Chief Product Officer signal a deliberate move to enhance operational capacity, accelerate product innovation, and deepen its alignment with the critical missions of the Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC).

Scaling for Mission-Critical Demands

In a move designed to manage its rapid expansion, Two Six Technologies is restructuring its leadership to maintain momentum and execution excellence. The company, which saw 25% organic revenue growth in 2024 and now holds a contract portfolio with over $1.5 billion in aggregate single-award ceiling, is positioning these new leaders to oversee its increasingly complex operations and product lines.

“I am excited to announce expanded roles for Young Bang, Amy Dalton, and Becky Fair within our executive leadership team,” said Joe Logue, CEO of Two Six Technologies, in a statement. “As Two Six continues to grow rapidly, these outstanding leaders will maintain our focus on rapid innovation, mission-ready products, and flawless execution for our customers. It’s their leadership that supports and enables the extraordinary work by our entire team on critical missions of national security.”

The creation of these distinct C-suite roles—President, COO, and a newly established Chief Product Officer—reflects a sophisticated organizational strategy common in scaling technology firms. By dedicating a President to oversee operating units, a COO to streamline corporate functions, and a CPO to drive product strategy, the company is building a framework to support sustained growth while ensuring its technological solutions remain at the cutting edge of national security requirements.

A Leadership Team Forged in Public Service

The collective background of the newly appointed executives underscores Two Six Technologies' strategy of embedding deep public sector and mission-specific experience into its corporate DNA. The trio brings decades of combined service within the military, intelligence agencies, and senior government posts, providing an intrinsic understanding of the customer's challenges and operational realities.

Young Bang, the new President, will lead the company’s operating teams across its Digital Advantage, Trusted Electronics & Effects, and Research capabilities. His appointment follows a tenure as an Executive Vice President and Special Advisor. Bang's experience is particularly notable for his prior role as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics & Technology, giving him invaluable insight into the Pentagon's procurement and modernization priorities. This is complemented by his time as an Operating Executive at The Carlyle Group and as a Partner at Booz Allen Hamilton, blending public sector knowledge with private sector execution.

Amy Dalton, promoted to Chief Operating Officer, has been a foundational member of the leadership team since the company's inception in 2021. As the former COO of IST Research, one of Two Six's predecessor companies, she has been integral to its operational development. Her ten years of service as a Military Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Army, including deployments, provide a firsthand perspective on the intelligence needs of the warfighter. In her new role, Dalton will oversee all core corporate functions, from contracts and IT to people & culture, focusing on delivering excellence for both internal and external stakeholders.

Becky Fair steps into the crucial new role of Chief Product Officer, a position that highlights the company's commitment to product-led growth. Fair joined Two Six in 2022 following the acquisition of Thresher Ventures, a software company she co-founded and led as CEO. Thresher specialized in detecting and predicting media manipulation by foreign governments, giving Fair direct expertise in a key area of modern information warfare. Her prior decade of service in the U.S. Intelligence Community further solidifies her credentials to guide the development of products that anticipate and solve the customer's most pressing needs.

A Portfolio of Mission-Ready Technologies

The emphasis on product strategy, solidified by Fair's appointment, is built upon an existing portfolio of advanced technologies designed for the modern battlefield. These products address critical gaps in cybersecurity, information operations, and secure communications, aligning directly with top national security priorities.

A key offering is TrustedKeep, a zero-trust security engine that provides object-level encryption to protect data across cloud and on-premise environments. Its recent listing in the AWS Marketplace for the U.S. Intelligence Community makes this critical capability more accessible to government agencies working to implement the White House's zero-trust mandate outlined in Executive Order 14028.

In the realm of secure communications, CipherSIM offers a proprietary SIM card that protects user identity and data from adversaries by concealing patterns of life and blocking tracking attempts. This technology is vital for personnel operating in contested environments where digital signatures can pose a significant risk.

For command and control, the IKE platform provides orchestration and analysis for the non-kinetic, all-domain battlefield, using machine learning to deliver situational awareness for cyber and electronic warfare operations. Complementing this is Pulse, an AI-powered platform designed for information advantage, which helps detect foreign malign influence and enables engagement with hard-to-reach audiences. The company's SIGMA platform provides sensor-agnostic data aggregation for detecting Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) threats, enabling real-time response.

By strengthening its leadership, Two Six Technologies is not only preparing for continued corporate growth but is also doubling down on its commitment to serve the nation's most sensitive missions. The blend of seasoned government and military expertise at the executive level with a portfolio of cutting-edge, mission-focused products positions the company to be a pivotal partner for the DoD and IC as they navigate an increasingly complex and technology-driven global security landscape. This strategic alignment ensures that as the company scales, its core focus remains fixed on delivering tangible operational impact for the United States and its allies.