Actelis Networks Participates in AFCEA TechNet Augusta Discussions
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Actelis Networks, Inc., an OTCQB-listed provider of networking solutions, participated in AFCEA TechNet Augusta, where it met representatives from Army communications, cyber, and network operations communities and discussed network modernization priorities.
The company described the conference as a venue for discussions with organizations and leaders tied to Army communications and cybersecurity work. It also cited the U.S. Department of Defense FY2026 request for C5ISR-related programs of $42.7 billion, an 11.4% increase over FY2025.
Actelis said its solutions deliver fiber-grade performance over existing wireline infrastructure. The company presented this approach as a way to support evolving operational requirements while reducing deployment complexity and dependence on new infrastructure construction, and it highlighted “Cyber Aware Networking” as part of its offering for edge devices.
Across the conference, Actelis said it engaged with representatives from Army organizations, federal systems integrators, and technology partners. The discussions covered support for mission-critical communications infrastructure and opportunities tied to base modernization projects, secure communications infrastructure, and mission-critical connectivity requirements.
Jason Chasse, VP of Federal and Military Sales at Actelis, said, “What’s encouraging is how practical the conversations are now,” and added that Actelis focused on solving real networking challenges for military organizations “in hours, days and weeks” rather than practices “taking months and years to complete.” He also said, “We look forward to expanding our support of defense initiatives across all DoW organizations, federal system integrators and industry partners in the future,” said Chasse. Forward-looking statements in the release addressed conditions and risks under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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