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What Peraton does.

Peraton is a next-generation Technology and National Security firm that executes missions of global significance. The company supports every unit of the US Army and serves as a valuable partner for essential government agencies that ensure our well-being. Peraton was founded in 2014 and engages in a variety of services and products, including Cybersecurity, digital transformations, and Cloud Operations. The firm works on modernizing operations and offers solutions for Space, Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Homeland Security missions. Peraton is headquartered in several locations, including Chile, and has partnerships with various companies in the Aerospace and Cybersecurity sectors.

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