Who Owns General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology?

General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology was formally established as a division in 1994, consolidating the company's information technology and defense systems operations. The division evolved from General Dynamics' early work in command-and-control systems and military communications. Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, the division expanded its capabilities in cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, and advanced information systems.

The division acquired and developed numerous technology companies and capabilities, establishing itself as a leader in providing integrated solutions for government and military customers. General Dynamics Mission Systems became a cornerstone of the division's business, providing advanced command-and-control systems, communications solutions, and mission-critical software. The division has continued to expand its cybersecurity and intelligence capabilities through strategic acquisitions and organic development.

In recent years, General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology has focused on modernizing government IT infrastructure, developing advanced cybersecurity solutions, and expanding intelligence and surveillance capabilities. The division supports critical government programs including the modernization of U.S. Central Command information systems and services for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology continues to invest in emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced analytics.