Carbon 9 Defense Wins 2026 Splunk Public Sector Partner Award
Carbon 9 Defense received the 2026 Splunk Public Sector Partner of the Year award, the company said in a press release. The award recognizes its investment in the partnership and joint work on services that use Splunk's AI capabilities.
Carbon 9 Defense supports United States national security missions with security and data technology. Splunk, which is owned by Cisco, selected regional award recipients through its executives, regional leaders and global partner organization.
The Splunk Regional Partner Awards recognize partners for technical expertise and contributions to customer projects.
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