Scalable Network Technologies is a privately held company in Culver City, California, and provides software, simulation and network digital twin platforms that enable users to analyze and predict the performance and cyber resilience of communication networks, Keysight said Monday.
Dan Dunn, vice president of aerospace defense government solutions at Keysight, said the company is excited to add Scalable’s capabilities to its portfolio in support of its strategy to deliver software-centric platforms to aerospace defense customers and looks forward to working with the latter to bring digital twin platforms to market.
Rajive Bagrodia, founder and CEO of Scalable Network Technologies, said the combination will help broaden the use of Scalable’s network digital twin systems across defense and commercial markets.
Santa Rosa, California-based Keysight is a technology company that produces electronics test and measurement equipment and software and specializes in prototype validation, design simulation, automated software testing and manufacturing analysis, among other areas, to support customers in aerospace and defense, energy, general electronics, semiconductor, industrial and automotive markets.
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