Author: Miles Jamison|| Date Published: April 15, 2026
ERT has rebranded as Entarian, reflecting its evolution into an integrated technology provider supporting the space, defense and federal civilian sectors.
Why Did ERT Change Its Name?
Entarian said Tuesday the transition follows ERT’s acquisition of Sev1Tech and signals a move to consolidate engineering, digital modernization and enterprise capabilities under a unified platform supporting complex national missions. Sev1Tech will operate under the Entarian name as part of the integration.
“This isn’t just a new name, it reflects the scale, capability, and direction we’re building toward as a fully integrated organization,” said former Sev1Tech Vice President of Operations Jessica Maloney via LinkedIn. Maloney will serve as senior VP for civilian programs at Entarian.
What Capabilities Will Entarian Deliver?
Entarian will focus on connecting systems, managing data and securing enterprise environments to support mission delivery in regulated settings. The company aims to help customers modernize infrastructure and maintain operational continuity. The company will also support efforts tied to national security architecture, satellite ground systems and federal modernization initiatives.
“This change reflects the kind of partner our customers need us to be—one that can connect engineering, data and secure enterprise capabilities to support missions that are becoming more complex, more integrated and more critical to high-stakes missions,” said Entarian CEO Mark Lee.
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