Succeeding Together: Q&A With VP of Human Resources As we celebrate Women’s Month, we take this opportunity to recognize the women who are paving the way for future generations— especially in fields where they have been underrepresented. In this special feature, we sit down with Holly Cicconi-Eggleston, Vice President of Human Resources, where she shares valuable advice on advocating for yourself in the workplace, how we can help cultivate the next generation of women, and what Women's Month means to her. Get ready to grab a pen and paper because this Q&A will leave you with great advice and a different perspective you don't want to miss out on! Women often juggle many responsibilities, both in the workplace and personally. What can companies do to better support women in their work-life balance? "I am not a parent, but I have many friends who are parents or single parents. I cannot imagine the challenges they face every day or the difficult decisions that must be made in balancing family and work. While not every woman is a parent, women who choose to be a parent do have additional responsibilities just strictly because of biology. I read a post on LinkedIn several years back that resonated with me. I cannot recall the author’s name, but the topic stuck. While we strive for work-life balance, and as companies try to offer work-life balance, it is still a challenge for many. The author talked about work-life integration instead of work-life balance. In this regard, it identified that all our needs are different. Parents may need to leave early to get kids off the bus or to take the kids to soccer practice. An employee who doesn’t have kids may have an exercise class that is only offered at noon. Another employee may want to take classes that are only offered in the morning. The point was that whether you are a parent or not, our lives and what we fill our days with vary, and the integration of work and personal is more meaningful than just working less hours within the week. While companies must comply with statutory requirements, I think that shifting the mindset to work-life integration will be beneficial to all employees, not just women." What advice would you give to women who are trying to advocate for themselves—whether it's for promotions, equal pay, or leadership roles? "First and foremost, do it! My experience has been that most women are less likely to do this. While there may be many reasons, it is important to advocate for yourself! While I say this, this is also something that I have had to work on throughout my career. Early in my career, I was hesitant at times for various reasons. I thought I’d be seen as aggressive, ungrateful, impatient – all things that I perceived but were not the reality. As I grew in my career and having experiences that helped to shape who I am, I realized that the only person who can control my destiny is … me. While it certainly helps to have managers to support you in your career, you have to put yourself out there and be your loudest cheerleader. Stay true to yourself, always. If you remain authentic, you will not have regrets." What qualities do you believe will define the next generation of women leaders, and how can we help cultivate them? "This is a great question. I’m not sure that there will be different qualities in the next generation, but I do think that each generation is more courageous . When I look back at what was considered the “norm” when I was in high school versus what I see in today’s youth, I see more openness, acceptance, and perhaps advocacy. It is refreshing to see the growth in each generation and my hope is that this continues in a positive direction. We are still experiencing “first’s” which conveys that while progress has been made, there is still work to do. For the next generation of women leaders, we need to collectively support the advancement of women in fields that have been predominantly held by men. We need to nurture girls at an early age who express interest in STEM, as an example. We need to normalize that different styles of leadership and perspective are not only ok, but encouraged. Ultimately, it doesn’t matter what we want to do, the important consideration is to ensure we have mentors to help guide us in the path forward." What does National Women’s Month mean to you, and how do you hope it continues to evolve in the corporate world?   "National Women’s Month is a time to reflect on the past, understand where we are today, and see the road ahead of what still needs to be. My personal belief is that each of us needs to have mentors, and then, when in a position to do so, mentor others. I am fortunate to have had many great mentors in my career – both women and men and have worked diligently to make sure that I give back whenever I can. This helps us to succeed together. In corporate settings, it’s important to highlight accomplishments of the women who came before us – without them, we may not have succeeded. It’s also important to ensure that company practices are inclusive and evolve as the needs of the workforce evolve." Feeling inspired? Explore career opportunities at Safran Federal Systems CAREERS

Ensure mission-critical time synchronization with SecureSync 2400 time server. Military-grade, resilient PNT for navigating GNSS disruptions. Learn more! Home • PNT Library • SecureSync 2400 Ensuring Mission-Critical Time Synchronization SecureSync 2400 Ensuring Mission-Critical Time Synchronization DOWNLOAD PDF By Safran Federal Systems Time Synchronization Data is Foundational to PNT Performance Fundamentally, time synchronization is the alignment of independent clocks to the same time and frequency. It provides critical functionality for services that depend on precise, synchronized timing to manage device security, availability, and efficiency and supports a wide array of business and infrastructure systems. Defense time synchronization applications directly support warfighters in theater through vital Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) functionality. PNT applications leverage GNSS/GPS location data for navigation and precise timekeeping to support operational efficiency and seamless communications. As satellites continuously broadcast their own time and position information, receivers trilaterate, calculating the distance between the receiver and each satellite to determine position and time details for the end user and their equipment. This supports mission-critical communication, movement, and collaborative processes. In military PNT applications, time synchronization for defense requires the highest levels of accuracy and consistency for real-time operational support. In modern theaters, as Electronic Warfare (EW) domains become both more prevalent and more contested, warfighter operations dependent upon PNT functions are increasingly at risk. Escalating AI and machine-to-machine communications capabilities provide new tools for adversaries to disrupt PNT systems and operations and must be accounted for. Figure 1: GPS data provides continuous precise positioning and timekeeping. SecureSync 2400 Delivers Reliable PNT Data Across Domains As industry leaders in the PNT space, Safran Federal Systems (SFS) has developed the SecureSync 2400 - a GNSS time server with a layered-defense approach to address GNSS threats and maintain PNT integrity. In the SecureSync platform, threats are mitigated by building redundancy into the timing system architecture. Redundancy is achieved through the integration of high-performance internal oscillators and strong modularity with a choice of customizable input interfaces. This design approach makes the SecureSync 2400 highly resilient and adaptable. Figure 2: SFS Oscillator Performance Key capabilities of the SecureSync 2400 include: Multi-GNSS receiver built-in M-Code supported Multi-reference failover reliability Modular and scalable with option cards Built-in networking capabilities Comprehensive management and monitoring interfaces High availability with hot swap redundant power supply option Figure 3: SecureSync as an NTP Server and PTP Grandmaster. The platform leverages both Network Time Protocol (NTP) and Precision Time Protocol (PTP) for a diverse suite of use cases and applications. NTP applications are cost effective and software-driven internet solutions for general IT networks and database servers with millisecond accuracy . PTP applications are high-performance hardware solutions cast on local area networks (LAN) with much tighter tolerances offering microsecond accuracy. They are used for RF communications, radar systems, data transmission, power synchronization, and scientific instrumentation. In military applications, the SecureSync 2400 supports fundamental Command and Control and Datacenter operations. Command and Control : Requires resilient and accurate time and frequency to synchronize systems monitoring and control elements over the network, along with low phase noise frequency references for RF transmitters (radar). May also provide time and frequency for communications and test equipment (radio communications). Datacenter: Resilient and accurate network timing for single or multi-tenant networks. When defense time synchronization and PNT efforts are disrupted, warfighters can suffer communications failure, lose sight and tracking of equipment and personnel, and fail to execute. This risk becomes more pronounced without resilient PNT tools. A secure time server for defense applications, like the SecureSync 2400, mitigates the risk of disruption through an ecosystem of solutions to GNSS threats. Military-Grade Time Synchronization for Resilient PNT Performance For military- and defense-focused applications, time servers need to offer additional performance features beyond commercial NTP and PTP functionality. Resilient Securing time reference acquisition and timescale keeping during GNSS interference differentiates military from commercial applications. Military time servers need varied solutions to address dynamic threats in theater without performance loss. The SecureSync Interference Detection and Mitigation (IDM) suite builds an operational awareness into the solution to mitigate threats. Modular In military use cases, individual time servers generally need to be dynamic and customizable to support evolving threats and requirements while offering field serviceability. This is achieved through modular, open-system designs, like SecureSync, which provides more than 40 installable option cards for additional power and functionality. M-Code Enabled Encrypted M-Code signals provide unique operational benefits to warfighters including strengthened jamming resistance and anti-spoof capabilities. As such, M-Code integration has become a key feature of contemporary military time servers. The SecureSync 2400 is engineered to integrate with M-Code inputs for enhanced protection in challenged environments. Evolution of the SecureSync Platform As both the need for comprehensive time synchronization tools and GNSS threats evolve, the SecureSync time & frequency platform continues to develop. The SecureSync 2400 represents a step forward in resilient timing. The upgraded platform maintains compatibility with the previous SecureSync option card set and emphasizes a renewed focus on critical operations through: Network capability, security, redundancy, & monitoring to support critical operations An advanced SoC system architecture with increased processing capability Improved internal frequency performance and distribution Additionally, the SecureSync 2400 supports multiple NTP and PTP option cards and an ALTNAV module that are unavailable on the SecureSync 1200. Conclusion Warfighter domains are constantly evolving, bringing about new risks to communications and operations through GNSS threats. In order to mitigate these risks, operating forces can leverage military-grade time servers like the SFS SecureSync 2400. This reliable and resilient time server supports complex objectives in GNSS-challenged domains by providing accurate time signals that are critical for mission success. Equipped with powerful oscillators and a proven architecture, the SecureSync 2400 ensures time accuracy and continuity even in the face of GNSS disruptions. With its adaptable and redundant threat detection and mitigation strategy, this time server keeps operations secure and mission-critical tasks running smoothly. In conclusion, the SecureSync 2400 is designed to be Secure , Resilient , Monitored , and Scalable to perform now but also adapt to future GNSS challenges, making it an invaluable asset for military operations. DOWNLOAD PDF

RxStudio is an easy to use software platform that enables users to monitor and log GNSS receiver data in real-time, and quickly visualize receiver performance. Home • Products • GNSS Testing & Simulation • RxStudio RxStudio Real-time GNSS receiver data collection, control, and display RxStudio PRODUCT | GNSS TESTING & SIMULATION Real-time and Logged Data Outputs GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou, SBAS, NavIC, Alternative Navigaton, LEO Navigation, Custom Signals Supported Receiver Manufacturers Honeywell, L3, Microsemi, NovAtel, Trimble, uBlox, and many more ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About RxStudio is an easy to use software platform that enables users to monitor and log GNSS receiver data in real-time. RxStudio was developed as a plug-and-play architecture compatible with over 100 GNSS receivers outputting and logging receiver data in a common format. Our engineers are constantly integrating new receivers increasing the number of supported receivers every month. RxStudio enables users to quickly visualize how their receivers are performing in real-time through data fields, color-coded tables, and position maps overlaid with google maps. RxStudio is a versatile tool that can be used in almost every single test environment. From field tests to classified laboratories, RxStudio increases performance and efficiency while reducing risk and complexity. Features You've Always Wanted RxStudio can monitor and log data from multiple receivers simultaneously. All of the data logged from connected receivers are saved to 20+ .csv files and the raw output data is saved as a binary file (.bin). The binary file that is created at the beginning of the session and closed when the receiver is disconnected, can be played back offline without the receiver being connected. Comprehensive Data Sets RxStudio provides a comprehensive set of data users to view, which is organized into several tabs. Nav Data Frame Typically where most users focus their attention within RxStudio. This tab provides the user with a real-time view of the GNSS receiver’s position, time, velocity, estimated errors, quality, DOP, key status, and SV tracking status. The SV tracking status shows what each active channel in the receiver is doing whether that be acquiring, tracking code, tracking code and carrier, or re-acquiring. Along with the track state, users can also see the SV#, code type being used, C/No, used, Azimuth, Elevation, Frequency, Assurance, PR residuals, Doppler, and phase of the tracking channel. This data is typically updated at a 1Hz rate (receiver depending) and is continuously logged for post-processing. Nav Data Plots Contains plots based on the receiver output over time. These plots include a position plot which is overlaid by google maps (while connected to the internet), velocity North-East-Down (NED), altitude, clock bias and drift graphs as well as a constellation color coded Satellite sky map. SV Books Shows the downlink data for the specific code and constellation your receiver is using: GPS, GLONASS, M-Code, Galileo, and BeiDou. Note, many of the integrated receivers do not make this information available to the users and therefore this tab would not populate. When receivers do make this data available, the tables will populate with new information in real time at a 1Hz rate. For C/A code GPS, the tab requires 12.5 minutes to fully populate (the length of time it requires to receive the full almanac). Each tab within the SV tab is slightly different depending on the data. Almanacs + Ephemeris Used to display the raw data the receiver is receiving from the satellites. This data is populated real-time and stored until new data for that SV is received. Similar to the SV books tab, only certain receivers make this information available and therefore only certain receivers will populate this tab. Debug Where users can go to see the messages received from the receiver, messages sent to the receiver, connection protocol and baud rate in which connection was established, and many other things that are typically not relevant for normal applications. Built-In Commands Along with being able to receive copious amounts of data from the receiver, users can also control receivers with one or many of the built-in command buttons. Cold Start GNSS device dumps all information, attempts to locate satellites and then calculates a GNSS lock. Pause Pauses the playback of a *.bin file for a GNSS Receiver Zeroize Erases and destroys all cryptographic keys and stored information within the receiver. Initialize time and/or position - Allows users to set the time and position for when the receiver comes on line either at startup or after cold start. This assists in a quicker position lock. Fast Forward Fast forwards through the playback of a *.bin file for a GNSS Receiver. Warm Start GNSS device remembers its last calculated position, almanac used, and UTC time, but not which satellites were in view. Key Receiver Allows the user to key a receiver (military) for access to precise position services and codes. Play Continues playing the recorded *.bin file for a selected GNSS Receiver. Write Message Allows users to send a custom message to the receivers. This operates as a catchall for any functionality that is not currently within RxStudio. Messages must be entered in the format specific to that receiver. Time Slide Jumps forward and backward in the file by moving the slider to the left or right. Click to download the RxStudio data sheets. VIEW DATA SHEET

Veterans Day: Steven St. John What branch of the military did you serve in, and for how long? I served 22 years in the Air Force and Space Force, started as an enlisted member, and finished as a Major. What were your duties? I was a Satellite Operator, an Electronic Warfare Operator, a GNSS and SATCOM Aggressor, a Nuclear ICBM Officer, an Intelligence Analyst, and various held leadership positions. What inspired you to join the military? I wanted to serve my country and be part of missions that mattered. The chance to work worth amazing people and at the cutting edge of space, intelligence, and electronic warfare kept me motivated to stay. What does Veterans Day mean to you personally? It’s a day to honor the people I served with and the sacrifices they made. For me, it’s also about carrying forward the lessons of teamwork and resilience. What drew you to Safran? I knew Safran’s products from my time as an Aggressor on the buying side, and I saw firsthand how they could close real gaps for operators. I wanted to help bridge the gap between technology and warfighters, especially in replicating realistic NAVWAR threats. What skills or values from your service do you apply in your role here? I bring real‑world experience as an EW operator in conflict, creating GNSS‑denied environments and training joint forces how to operate through the effects, and an in-depth understanding how threats apply to our systems. I served in the Special Operations community, which is part of our end-user customer base, and I was the go‑to person for troubleshooting SOF systems in GNSS‑denied environments. I also bring credibility and relationships in the operational community that help connect Safran’s technology to real user needs. In your opinion, what do Veterans bring to the workplace? Veterans bring perspective from operating in tough, high‑stakes environments. We know how to adapt quickly, work as a team, and keep the mission in focus. We also bring instant rapport with our end-users because we walked in their shoes. What’s a memorable experience from your time in service? Flying out to the USS Ronald Reagan at sea, getting hooked, living onboard for five days, training sailors on GNSS and SATCOM jamming before their deployment and being catapulted off the carrier afterward…I’ll never forget how amazing it was to see the “lightbulb” come on when they understood the threat and how to mitigate it. Also, briefing the Secretary of the Air Force in his office on how our TTPs held up against real threats and feeling the passion he had for the lowest level warfighters. What’s your proudest accomplishment — either in or out of uniform? Building the Digital Threat Portal. I saw a serious gap, had almost no resources, and still found a way to deliver a capability to thousands of warfighters in just months and at no cost to the government. We had a great team that rallied around each other and the mission to get it out the door. One of our “Safran Together” values is Succeeding Together. How do you embody this in your role? I focus on connecting technology with operators, making sure their voices shape what we deliver so they come home safe. Success is never about one person, it’s about making the whole team, and ultimately the warfighter, stronger. Feeling inspired? Explore career opportunities at Safran Federal Systems CAREERS

See the upcoming trade shows and events Safran Federal Systems will attend. Home • Company • Trade Show Calendar Trade Show Calendar Here are the upcoming shows we are heading to! Button Global Force Mar 25-27, 2025 Huntsville, AL Von Braun Center Booth #1328 Button Sea Air Space Apr 5-8, 2025 National Harbor, MD Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center Booth #1756 Button A-PNT Summit Apr 23-24, 2025 Washington, D.C. National Housing Center Button IEEE/ION PLANS Apr 28-May 1, 2025 Salt Lake City, UT Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Button Modern Day Marine Apr 29-May 1, 2025 Washington, D.C. Walter E. Washington Convention Center Button IEEE Inertial May 4-7, 2025 Lindau, Germany Hotel Bad Sachen Button SOF WEEK May 5-9, 2025 Tampa, FL Tampa Convention Center Button AAAA May 14-16, 2025 Nashville, TN Gaylord Opryland Hotel & Convention Center Button Xponential May 19-22, 2025 Houston, TX George R. Brown Convention Center Booth #1639 Button Safran Defense & Space, Inc. Industry Days May 20-21, 2025 Huntsville, AL Marriott at the Space & Rocket Center Button JNC Jun 2-5, 2025 Cincinnati, OH Northern Kentucky Convention Center Booth #101 Button AOC EW Capability Gaps and Enabling Technologies Jul 8-10, 2025 Crane, IN Lakeview Conference & Training Center NSWC Crane Button SMD Symposium Aug 5-7, 2025 Huntsville, AL Von Braun Center Button ION GNSS Sep 8-12, 2025 Baltimore, MD Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor Booth #A Button AFA (Air Space Cyber) Sep 22-25, 2025 National Harbor, MD Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center Button AUSA Oct 13-15, 2025 Washington, D.C. Walter E. Washington Convention Center Booth #3425 Button AOC Symposium Dec 9-11, 2025 National Harbor, MD Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center Button Eglin AFB Tech Expo Dec 12, 2025 Eglin AFB, FL Main Fitness Center

Designed for all kinds of oceanic class submarines, discover oceanic navigation solutions with Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx™ Dual Core. Home • Products • Inertial Navigation Systems • Black-O nyx ™ Black-Onyx™ Technological revolution for submarine applications Black-O nyx ™ PRODUCT | INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS Consumption < 25 W Weight < 40 lbs Size 10 x 10.3 x 16.3 (in) MTBF > 200,000 h ANY QUESTIONS? GET QUOTE About Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx™ Dual Core inertial navigation system are designed for all kinds of oceanic class submarines. Thanks to the HRG Crystal™ inertial technology, these families offer the highest autonomous and stealthiest navigation performance ever reached in the market. Submergibility & Autonomy: Black-Onyx™ offers the highest autonomous navigation performance ever reached in the non strategic submarines market. With Black-Onyx™ Dual Core family those performances are multiplied, reaching navigation accuracies for the most submarines demanding applications. Stealth: totally silent inertial navigation systems. Reliability: Black-Onyx™ family offers the highest MTBF of the market and is maintenance free thanks to HRG Crystal™. No Maintenance Fully Certified Easy to Use Virtually maintenance free thanks to HRG Crystal™ technology and a system MTBF over 200,000hrs. Proven Safran INS technology installed on over 1000 ships worldwide, meeting the toughest naval certifications and standards. Designed to easily interface with Combat Management Systems, “set and forget” once installed on a platform. Options for specific requirements and additional precision Black -Onyx™ family Black-Onyx™ SP: 1Nm/4h precision Black-Onyx™ HP: 1Nm/24h precision Black-Onyx™ XP48 or XP72: 1Nm/48h or 1Nm/72h precision Black-Onyx Dual Core™ family Black-Onyx™ Dual Core SP96 or SP120: 1Nm/96h or 1Nm/120h precision Black-Onyx™ Dual Core HP: 1Nm/240h precision Black-Onyx™ Dual Core XP: Better than 1Nm/360h precision A technological revolution for submarine applications Black-Onyx™ and Black-Onyx Dual Core™ guarantee: Optimal stealth and long endurance. Unparalleled integrity and operational efficiency: accurate attitudes and precise localization for sensors stabilization and weapons employment. An easily interchangeability with SIGMA 40 XP. Click to download the Black- Onyx ™ data sheet. VIEW DATA SHEET

Safran Federal Systems operates as a proxy-regulated company, Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). Home • Company • Proxy Information Proxy Information Safran Federal Systems operates as a proxy-regulated company, Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). Company and Proxy Overview Headquartered in Rochester, NY, Safran Federal Systems serves the defense, federal, and commercial markets with innovative assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) solutions for the ground tactical, airborne, maritime, and security domains. Safran Federal Systems is composed of two businesses, Orolia Government Systems, Inc. (CAGE 826V3) focusing on Assured PNT Technologies, and Talen-X, Inc. (CAGE 7NK54) focused on PNT Simulation and PNT Interference, Detection and Mitigation (IDM) Technologies. Safran Federal Systems is a subsidiary of Safran, an international high-technology group operating in the aviation, defense and space markets. Safran has a global presence, with 83,000 employees and sales of 19.0 billion euros in 2022, and holds, alone or in partnership, world or regional leadership positions in its core markets. Safran Federal Systems operates as a proxy-regulated company, Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). In order to mitigate potential FOCI, Safran, in concert with Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) agreed to a comprehensive series of stipulations and requirements known as a Proxy Agreement (the strongest mechanism for FOCI mitigation). As such, Safran Federal Systems is approved to work on the full spectrum of US Government classified and unclassified projects, and is positioned to support strategic partnerships in the development of key PNT technologies for the defense market. Companies under Proxy Agreements, such as Safran Federal Systems, are regarded as U.S.-owned companies for purposes of facility clearances and access to classified information. In accordance with National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual paragraph 2-303b, there are no restrictions on such a company's eligibility to have access to classified information or to compete for classified contracts. A Proxy Agreement places the voting rights of the stock or ownership interest into the hands of cleared U.S. citizens who are approved by the Federal Government. Under this arrangement, the foreign owner relinquishes control of the cleared facility and the foreign ownership, control and influence is negated. Additional information can be requested from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (www.dss.mil ). Announcement of Orolia Defense & Security becoming Safran Federal Systems Dear Customers and Partners, I am excited to announce that we have started the transition of our company name and branding from Orolia Defense & Security to Safran Federal Systems . All the Orolia Defense & Security businesses, including Orolia Government Systems and Talen-X , will transition to the new brand name over the next 6 months. Our organization, leadership team, employees and facilities are all staying the same but most importantly, our commitment to you continues to be our primary focus. As you may recall from my previous letters, Safran completed its acquisition of the Orolia group after a negotiation process and a U.S. Government regulatory approval in July 2022. Safran is an international high-tech group headquartered in France, operating in the aviation (propulsion, equipment and interiors), defense and space markets. Safran has a global presence, with over 83,000 employees worldwide and sales of 19.0 billion euros in 2022 including more than 10,000 employees in the United States. Safran is also the third largest inertial navigation technology manufacturer in the world. Safran Federal Systems will continue to operate Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). Control of the business will remain unchanged and in the hands of independent cleared U.S. citizens under the approval of the U.S. Government. Thank you for the tremendous support you have shown us as a valued customer and partner. We are continuing our journey to bring you ever more Resilient PNT solutions on top of our industry-leading products and technology. Sincerely, Hironori Sasaki President - Safran Federal Systems DOWNLOAD PDF Announcement of ODS becoming SFS Aquisiton Announcement Announcement of Safran Acquisition Dear Customers and Partners, I am excited to announce that Safran has completed its acquisition of the Orolia group after a negotiation process and a U.S. Government regulatory approval process that began in December 2021. Safran is an international high-tech group headquartered in France, operating in the aviation (propulsion, equipment and interiors), defense and space markets. Safran has a global presence, with 76,800 employees and sales of 15.3 billion euros in 2021 including more than 10,000 employees in the United States. Safran is also the third largest inertial navigation technology manufacturer in the world. The acquisition represents a unique opportunity for Safran and the Orolia group to extend their Resilient Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) solutions globally. The Orolia portfolio complements the Safran navigation product line and Safran intends to accelerate the development of the Orolia group under our current leadership. The acquisition by Safran marks an investment in the growth of our already successful PNT portfolio. Orolia Defense & Security (ODS) , a division of the Orolia group, along with our wholly-owned subsidiaries Talen-X Inc. and Orolia Government Systems Inc. (OGSI) will continue to operate Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). The acquisition represents a change of ownership for the Orolia group but control of ODS will remain unchanged and in the hands of independent cleared U.S. citizens under the approval of the U.S. Government. Thank you for the tremendous support you have shown us as a valued ODS customer and partner. We are continuing our journey to bring you ever more Resilient PNT solutions on top of our industry-leading products and technology. I am excited about this next step in our evolution, and we remain committed to ensuring your success and the success of our warfighters. Sincerely, Hironori Sasaki President - Orolia Defense & Security DOWNLOAD PDF Frequently asked questions Ownership FAQ What businesses are part of Safran Federal Systems? Headquartered in Rochester, NY, Safran Federal Systems serves the defense, federal, and commercial markets with innovative Resilient PNT solutions for the ground tactical, airborne, maritime, and security domains. Safran Federal Systems has primary offices in Rochester, NY (CAGE 826V3) and Ankeny, IA (CAGE 7NK54). What is a Proxy Agreement and FOCI? Safran Federal Systems has been operating as a proxy-regulated company since 2019, Free of Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI). To mitigate potential FOCI, Safran, in concert with the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) agreed to a comprehensive series of stipulations and requirements known as a Proxy Agreement (the strongest mechanism for FOCI mitigation). As such, Safran Federal Systems is approved to work on the full spectrum of US Government classified and unclassified projects and is positioned to support strategic partnerships in the development of key PNT technologies for the defense market. Companies under Proxy Agreements, such as Safran Federal Systems, are regarded as U.S.-owned companies for purposes of facility clearances and access to classified information. In accordance with 32 CFR Part 117.11(d)(2)(iv), “National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM)”, there are no restrictions on such a company's eligibility to have access to classified information or to compete for classified contracts. A Proxy Agreement places the voting rights of the stock or ownership interest into the hands of cleared U.S. citizens who are approved by the Federal Government. Under this arrangement, the foreign owner relinquishes control of the cleared facility and the foreign ownership, control and influence is negated. Additional information can be requested from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (www.dcsa.mil). Why is Orolia Defense & Security changing its name to Safran Federal Systems? Safran is a recognized global brand in the aerospace and defense market. We selected Safran Federal Systems as our new brand to reflect our new association with the Safran Group while differentiating our specific FOCI-mitigated operations under the Federal Systems name. How will this change impact me? Safran Federal Systems leadership will remain as-is and control will remain in the hands of the independent cleared U.S. citizens who were approved by the Federal Government. There will be no changes to your current business development, technical or support teams that you interact with on a dayto-day basis. We are starting with our marketing brand changes and you will begin to see documentation with our new name and logo. Our legal entities and business systems will be updated over the next 6 months which may require some updates to your business systems to reflect the changes. Additional information will be provided by your regular points of contact over the next few months.

Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) that provide true north-finding capabilities is an extremely helpful and flexible alternative because it allows vehicles to have high accuracy orientation capabilities for their mounted weapons or radar payloads. Home • PNT Library • Equipment Pointing & Radar Directional Capabilities For Defense Applications Equipment Pointing & Radar Directional Capabilities For Defense Applications DOWNLOAD PDF By Anthony Full Problem We Solve In order to properly orient a vehicle-mounted weapon, or any radar system that relies on global navigation satellite signals, vehicle crews need accurate heading data to point their equipment. Operators may start with estimating trajectory paths, but it is hard to know exactly where their equipment is pointing because any slight change in angle causes a massive change in impact location or radar direction. Operating in a GNSS-denied environment also presents challenges, and it would be time consuming and potentially dangerous to wait for clean signal reception. Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) that provide true north-finding capabilities is an extremely helpful and flexible alternative because it allows vehicles to have high accuracy orientation capabilities for their mounted weapons or radar payloads. They can minutely adjust their angles or rotation without the aid of GPS, and without being susceptible to vibrations and shocks. Why Is It Important Having precise orientation capabilities is critical in ensuring weapons effectively designate their targets. Likewise, having accurate orientation in radar systems is essential in the process of geographically locating objects. The act of orienting a vehicle weapon or radar is not trivial: accurate shooting requires complex calculations from numerous factors including determining level ground, finding the north pole, measuring wind speed and direction, and elevation of the target. Highly accurate equipment pointing can mean the difference between mission failure and success. Therefore, having a robust navigation system that can provide heading data in real time is of paramount importance for defense applications. Given that the National Intelligence Council has identified an increasing trend in jamming and spoofing attacks, the need for navigation systems to be able to operate independent of GPS signals is also becoming important. Inertial navigation systems need to be able to operate in both normal conditions as well as GPS-denied environments. Of course, there are different grades of accuracy for equipment pointing depending on your needs. And we’ll cover the most relevant solutions next. How We Solve it When it comes to navigation systems that can provide heading data in real time Safran has field-proven solutions for diverse defense applications. The Geonyx product incorporates HRG technology, unlike GPS, INS does not rely on external signals for navigation and heading. Instead, it uses motion sensors and rotation sensors to calculate the position, orientation and velocity of the vehicle based on internal data. The Geonyx will output pitch, roll, and heading data to the vehicles weapon system or to the vehicles radar system via ethernet. GEONYX INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM Geonyx is an INS solution for ground vehicles and artillery pointing systems, offering a virtually unlimited and maintenance-free lifespan. It can achieve a pointing accuracy of <0.5 mils thanks to HRG Crystal technology. It has quick and flexible alignment – even in GNSS-denied environments. DOWNLOAD PDF

Purpose-built for the U.S. defense community, BroadSim Genesis pushes the limits of GNSS simulation and NAVWAR testing. With major advancements in signal capacity, operational flexibility, and user experience, BroadSim Genesis delivers the high-fidelity, threat-representative environments needed to support next-generation PNT resiliency. Safran Federal Systems announces the launch of the BroadSim Genesis at ION JNC 2025 Cincinnati, OH, June 2nd, 2025 Safran Federal Systems is proud to announce the launch of BroadSim Genesis , the latest evolution in its trusted BroadSim product line, at the Institute of Navigation’s 2025 Joint Navigation Conference (JNC) in the Greater Cincinnati Area. Purpose-built for the U.S. defense community, BroadSim Genesis pushes the limits of GNSS simulation and NAVWAR testing. With major advancements in signal capacity, operational flexibility, and user experience, BroadSim Genesis delivers the high-fidelity, threat-representative environments needed to support next-generation PNT resiliency. Key Features and Benefits: Massive Signal Capacity BroadSim Genesis supports generation of up to 2000 signals , enabling advanced multi-constellation simulations across MEO, LEO, and alternative PNT sources—all in a single test environment. Resiliency and NAVWAR Readiness Designed to meet modern NAVWAR demands, BroadSim Genesis supports multi-antenna and multi-vehicle configurations , M-Code, and robust integrated jamming and spoofing capabilities to test against the most sophisticated signal threats. Operator-Friendly Design An intuitive UI, integrated front panel with N-type connectors, extractable drives, and onboard timing card make BroadSim Genesis easy to use, secure, and field-ready. “ BroadSim Genesis is built for operators who demand flexibility, fidelity, and performance in their GNSS simulation tools,” said Trevor Dougherty, Vice President of Sales at Safran Federal Systems . “Whether validating mission equipment, training for NAVWAR scenarios, or assessing new PNT architectures, BroadSim Genesis gives defense users the edge they need.” Safran Federal Systems will showcase BroadSim Genesis at ION JNC 2025 (Booth 101) , with product demonstrations and opportunities to speak directly with engineers and solution architects about a wide range of simulation needs. For more information, visit us at ION JNC or www.safranfederalsystems.com/broadsim-genesis . Safran Federal Systems is a trusted DoD mission partner providing cross-cutting Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) solutions from the lab to the field. We leverage our industry leadership in Timing, Navigation, Simulation and NAVWAR to offer a unique blend of cost-effective A-PNT solutions bred through innovation. Our expertise in open systems architecture enables rapid delivery of emerging technologies to the warfighter across all domains. Your Assured PNT Mission Partner, from the Lab to the Field. ™ Safran Federal Systems is a proxy-regulated Safran Defense & Space, Inc. company. For more information: www.safranfederalsystems.com Follow us on: @SafranFedSys Safran Federal Systems Safran Federal Systems Safran Federal Systems Press Contact: Rachael Smith rachael.smith@safranFS.com +1 (585) 747-6131 VIEW PDF

Looking for adaptive defense counter-UAS solutions? Explore our cutting-edge technologies for ultimate detection and defeat. Learn more now! Home • Applications • Counter-UAS Counter-UAS Emerging Threat • Detect and Defeat • Integrated Approach • Safran's Solutions Importance of Counter-UAS Capabilities Against Threats Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Counter UAS) have become a critical component of modern battlefield operations as unmanned aerial threats continue to evolve in complexity and frequency. Key attributes revolve around: Providing vital protection against surveillance and attack by detecting, tracking, and neutralizing hostile drones. Preserving freedom of maneuver for ground forces by mitigating risks from drone-delivered munitions & reconnaissance. Enhancing situational awareness across the battlespace, enabling rapid decision-making, while adapting to the evolving threat situation. Together, these capabilities ensure a more secure and adaptive defense posture in increasingly drone-contested environments and with Safran’s expertise is assured Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) and Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR) solutions aids these systems increasing their potential and overall operational effectiveness. Capabilities of Counter-UAS Technology Advanced Detection Sensors Radar Sensors Long-range detection and 3D tracking: Can detect and track small drones at significant distances, often before they’re visible to the eye and require precise direction finding inertial systems. Tracking Camera/Visual Sensors (EO/IR) Visual identification: Provide high-resolution imagery to confirm drone type, payload, and behavior requiring stabilization for improved accuracy. They are often cued by radar to zoom in on targets for visual confirmation and tracking. Radio Frequency (RF) Sensors Passive detection: Detect drone control and telemetry signals and can recognize specific RF signatures and protocols to identify drone models or operators to then triangulate signal sources to locate both the drone and its ground controller. Often require broad frequency coverage. Effective Defeat Systems Kinetic Systems Typically destroy or disable drones using force or direct impact. These solutions have high lethality and immediate effect that comes at the trade for risk of collateral damage and cost per engagement. Non-Kinetic Defeat Systems These systems neutralize drones without physical destruction, often with lower collateral risk. Types include: RF Jamming: Disrupts control and communication links between the drone and its operator, causing it to lose control, return to home, or crash. GNSS Jamming/Spoofing: Interferes with GPS or navigation systems, confusing the drone or forcing it to land. High-Powered Microwave (HPM): Emits bursts of energy to damage or disable onboard electronics in multiple drones at once. An Integrated Approach for C-UAS Systems Modern C-UAS systems typically layer both kinetic and non-kinetic options, using detection sensors to classify threats and then applying the appropriate defeat mechanism based on rules of engagement, collateral risk, and operational context. This multi-layered strategy maximizes flexibility and effectiveness across a wide range of drone threats. Improving Defense Effectiveness & Efficiency with Safran’s Solutions Safran Federal System's cutting-edge solutions for countering Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Counter-UAS) are revolutionizing defense strategies and enhancing the effectiveness of our warfighters in combating evolving threats. By leveraging advanced technology , Safran provides the tools needed to identify, track, and defeat hostile drones in real-time. These innovative solutions offer a proactive approach to safeguarding our defenses, ensuring that our warfighters remain ahead of the curve in the ever-changing landscape of modern combat. Confidently confront emerging challenges and protect our nation with the highest level of precision and expertise. Position & Timing Safran’s Versa and SecureSync products offer critical position and timing services to C-UAS systems. These M-Code enabled devices offer precise position information enabling detection sensors to quickly and reliably calculate adversary positions and aid defeat systems. When GPS is unavailable, their built-in backup clocks (up to 1uS holdover) ensure subsystems and adjacent C-UAS systems stay in-sync when engaging targets. Read More Northfinding (Navigation) Safran’s broad portfolio of Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) and Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) ensure EO/IR, Radar and defeat systems are accurately detecting and engaging targets. For example, the Geonyx product line offers pointing accuracies up to 0.4mils (0.03deg). Safran’s systems ensure target designation and engagement is on point, every time. Read More NAVWAR (Electronic Attack & Defeat) Safran’s Broadsword NAVWAR capability offers a non-kinetic solution to C-UAS platforms. Specifically, target deception via altered/synthetic signals all within an open-systems compliant software package. BroadSword’s integration onto customers’ new or existing hardware brings an additional layer of defense and attack capabilities for land, sea, and air assets. Read More DOWNLOAD AS PDF The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement.

Orolia Defense & Security announced today that it has successfully demonstrated Second Generation Beacon Cospas-Sarsat signaling capability with its Personnel Recovery Device over the Cospas-Sarsat network... Orolia Defense & Security Collaborates with U.S. Government to Demonstrate Second Generation Beacon Technology ROCHESTER, NY, October 12, 2021 Personnel Recovery Device to be One of the World’s First Commercially Available with 406 MHz Distress Signaling Capability Orolia Defense & Security announced today at the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition being held in Washington, D.C., that it has successfully demonstrated Second Generation Beacon Cospas-Sarsat signaling capability with its Personnel Recovery Device over the Cospas-Sarsat network. Visit Orolia Defense & Security at AUSA 2021 Orolia will be exhibiting in booth No. 1269 today through Oct. 13. Come ask about our new Personnel Recovery Device 406 MHz distress signaling capabilities. In June, Orolia and a variety of U.S. government stakeholders in defense, space and science including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Department of Defense, worked together to establish proficiency for meeting and demonstrating the newly adopted Second Generation Cospas-Sarsat specification (406 MHz). The demonstration was conducted simultaneously on multiple continents solidifying the global capabilities of Orolia’s technology and the worldwide coverage provided by the Cospas-Sarsat infrastructure. This demonstration yielded beneficial data to support the qualification of Orolia’s Personnel Recovery Device and helped inform government stakeholders on the readiness of the second generation ground and satellite infrastructure. “Our team was able to develop and demonstrate results in less than eight months with the support of our partners. Orolia’s commitment to knowledge-sharing coupled with decades of combined expertise contributed to this collective success,” stated Michael Stout, director of government programs at Orolia Defense & Security. “With a common goal and shared vision, programs across multiple government agencies can function very effectively at this level. This demonstration emphasizes the value of strong partnerships between federal agencies and the defense industrial base in bringing key technologies to the warfighter.” Not only did the live test event verify Orolia’s successful transmissions from its device, it also confirmed early operational capability on messages received and processed by Continental United States Mission Control Centers. For the most critical, remote and high-risk operations, Orolia Defense & Security is your trusted resilient PNT mission partner. Learn more at www.OroliaDS.com/resilient-pnt . To inquire about Orolia’s products and experience for search and rescue devices, please email Michael Stout at michael.stout@OroliaDS.com . About Orolia Defense & Security Orolia Defense & Security provides Resilient PNT solutions and custom engineering services to U.S. Government agencies, defense organizations and their contractors. Orolia Defense & Security is authorized to work on the full spectrum of U.S. Government classified and unclassified projects, in addition to supporting strategic partnerships for key defense PNT technologies. www.OroliaDS.com Orolia Defense & Security operates as a proxy-regulated company and wholly-owned subsidiary of Orolia. Contact: Rachael Smith 614-736-3736 rachael.smith@oroliaDS.com The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement. VIEW PDF

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Home • Company • Business Credentials Business Credentials Serving U.S. Government agencies, U.S. Defense organizations, and their contractors Company Contracting Information Orolia Defense & Security, LLC 320 N Goodman St, Ste 101 Rochester, NY 14607-1185 Office: (585) 250-1545 Fax: (585) 682-8761 CAGE Code: 81R74 DUNS: 081081640 Primary NAICS Code: 541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) Additional NAICS Codes: 334111, 334118, 334220, 334290, 334419, 334511, 334515, 334519, 541330 Orolia Government Systems, Inc. 320 N Goodman St, Ste 101 Rochester, NY 14607-1185 Office: (585) 250-1545 Fax: (585) 682-8761 CAGE Code: 826V3 DUNS: 081076087 Primary NAICS Code: 541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) Additional NAICS Codes: 334111, 334118, 334220, 334290, 334419, 334511, 334515, 334519 Talen-X, Inc. 1610 SW Main St, Ste 202 Ankeny, IA 50023 Office: (585) 250-1545 Fax: (585) 682-8761 CAGE Code: 7NK54 DUNS: 080258032 Primary NAICS Code: 334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing Additional NAICS Codes: 334118, 334220, 541330 ISO-9001:2015 Certified by NQA Orolia Defense & Security is committed to upholding compliance and process standards that assure quality, confidence, and trust in our products. To demonstrate this, Orolia Government Systems, Inc. has been ISO-9001:2015 certified by National Quality Assurance, U.S.A., an ANAB accredited organization, as a service provider of Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) solutions for public safety, aerospace/defense, and commercial critical infrastructure. VIEW CERTIFICATE CMMC Level 2 Certified CMMC Level 2 requires organizations to implement and demonstrate adherence to the 110 security practices outlined in NIST SP 800-171, covering areas including access control, incident response, risk management, and system and communications protection. Achieving certification through an accredited third-party assessment confirms that Safran has the people, processes, and technology in place to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) entrusted to the company by government agencies. LEARN MORE Code of Ethics Corporate responsibility and ethical behavior are critical to the success of our business. As we continue to grow and expand, conducting ourselves ethically and with integrity is at the core of our actions and decisions. Our Code of Ethics embodies and reinforces our commitment to integrity, explains our policies and provides guidelines for conducting business throughout the world. Each one of us is expected to know and understand the Code of Ethics and to abide by its principles. DOWNLOAD Consortium Memberships Technology and Industry Consortiums Orolia Defense & Security holds membership with and participates in multiple consortiums that help to foster collaboration and leverage expertise from the community in order to a dvance technology, support industry sustainability and growth, and ultimately to protect and assert our warfighters position. Consortium Management Group | C5 ⭢ C5 is a consortium composed of leading companies and institutions in the C4ISR and cyber technology sectors. C5 accelerates the development and deployment of new capabilities to the Warfighter through the use of Other Transaction Authority. C5 gives members an innovative and commonsense acquisition mechanism for development of new technologies and products to meet government customer requirements. The National Armaments Consortium (NAC) ⭢ The NAC is a consortium of over 850 companies and academic institutions brought together to enhance warfighter capability, lethality and survivability by leveraging the nation’s industrial and academia research, development, and acquisition base to advance and expand U.S. military technological superiority. The NAC is the preeminent collaboration organization that enables Government, Industry, and Academia to deliver rapid Armaments innovation for the Nation’s security. AMTC is a team of industry leaders and innovative small companies collaborating to rapidly develop and mature guided missile and aviation technologies to enhance our national security. Aviation & Missile Technology Consortium (AMTC) ⭢ The DOTC integrates the DoD Ordnance community to work collaboratively in RDT&E of prototype solutions to advance and transition ordnance systems, subsystems and component technologies. Their mission is to enhance our Warfighter’s lethality, survivability and combat effectiveness by facilitating the industrial and academic R&D and technology demonstrations needed to advance and expand our military technological superiority. Department of Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC) ⭢ The VLC is a collaboration of traditional and nontraditional government contractors, small and large businesses, for-profit and not for-profit entities, academic organizations, and their affiliated organizations to work collaboratively with the U.S. Government to develop and transition innovative vertical lift technologies to rapidly and affordably meet warfighter needs. Vertical Lift Consortium (VLC) ⭢ The NASC is an agile, collaborative and enduring enterprise with world-class capabilities that will provide the Navy with broad reach, robust competition and a comprehensive range of technology solutions. Through its unique structure, consortium members will be able to work with the Government to identify opportunities, target their technology offerings, expand into new markets and grow their businesses. Naval Aviation Systems Consortium (NASC) ⭢ SOSA enables government and industry to collaboratively develop open standards and best practices to enable, enhance and accelerate the deployment of affordable, capable, interoperable sensor systems. SOSA is creating open system reference architectures applicable to military and commercial sensor systems and a business model that balances stakeholder interests. The architectures employ modular design and use widely supported, consensus-based, nonproprietary standards for key interfaces. Sensor Open Systems Architecture™ (SOSA) ⭢ The NSC builds bridges between key stakeholder groups – government and industry; industry stalwarts and startups; and civilian and military suppliers and users – to deliver two essential outcomes: 1) breakthroughs in spectrum- and spectrum-dependent capabilities; and 2) policy and regulatory insights to enhance, inform and sustain U.S. technical leadership. National Spectrum Consortium (NSC) ⭢ The NSTIC is comprised of small and large businesses, academic institutions, and nonprofits collaborating to improve naval capabilities and deliver innovative solutions across a wide array of technology areas that address current and future threats in the surface and maritime environment. Naval Surface Technology Innovation Consortium (NSTIC) ⭢ Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) ⭢ SpEC was created to bridge the cultural gap between military buyers and commercial space startups and small businesses, with the mission to minimize barriers to entry, promote integrated research and prototyping efficiencies and leverage partnerships to increase flexibility and agility, reduce cost, improve technology and decrease program development cycles. VULCAN (A CYLITIX Platform)⭢ Vulcan Technology Domain Awareness is a technology scouting platform used by diverse communities of practice to accelerate the delivery of innovative solutions to emerging challenges, through a connected ecosystem built to expand discovery, enhance collaboration with 550+ participating defense organizations and 15,000+ tech organizations. Defense Industrial Base Consortium The Manufacturing, Capability Expansion, and Investment Prioritization Directorate (MCEIP) established an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) to enable rapid research, access to commercial solutions for defense requirements, and innovations from industry, academia, and non-traditional contractors. DIBC members focus on identifying, developing, and testing cutting-edge capabilities at the speed of innovation. Training & Readiness Accelerator II TReX II offers federally funded research and business opportunities for large and small companies and academia, especially small and emerging companies that have not traditionally worked with the Government in the past. TReX II members focus on identifying, developing, and testing modeling, simulation, and training capabilities at the speed of innovation.