Palantir Secures DISA Authorization for Cloud Services Across U.S. Defense Operations

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Palantir gets DISA authorization for cloud services across U.S. defense operations, streamlining deployment with highest security clearances. Strong commercial growth continues.

Palantir Secures DISA Authorization for Cloud Services Across U.S. Defense Operations

Palantir Technologies has obtained authorization from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) for its Palantir Federal Cloud Service (PFCS) Forward, clearing the way for deployment across on-premises and edge computing environments. The certification covers Impact Level 5 and 6 classifications, the highest security designations for defense applications, establishing a significant expansion pathway for the company's government software solutions.

The authorization operates under an "Authorize Once, Use Many" framework, which streamlines the procurement process for U.S. government customers seeking to deploy Palantir's platform across multiple agencies and operational contexts without requiring duplicate certification procedures. This mechanism substantially reduces time-to-deployment and administrative burden, potentially accelerating adoption across the defense and intelligence community.

The approval coincides with strong momentum in Palantir's commercial sector, where U.S. commercial revenue increased 137 percent year-over-year. However, the company's valuation metrics remain elevated at approximately 73 times forward earnings, reflecting market expectations for continued expansion in both government and commercial markets.

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Back to newsPublished Feb 19

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