Category: Business

Skymantics’ DataGenesis Engine Now Feeds the Anna Orchestration Layer, Enabling High-Fidelity “What-If” Simulations Without PII Risk.

MELBOURNE, FL / ACCESS Newswire / March 11, 2026 / Skymantics, LLC, a leader in model-based AI synthetic data, today announced the formal integration of its DataGenesis engine with Geo Orchestration AI’s Anna Orchestration Layer. This technical partnership provides federal and commercial enterprises with a “Plug-and-Play” simulation environment where complex orchestration and realistic data finally meet.

For AI orchestration to be effective, it requires massive amounts of high-fidelity data. However, security protocols and PII (Personally Identifiable Information) restrictions often leave orchestrators like Anna working with “thin” or “masked” data that lacks real-world complexity.

The Skymantics integration solves this by providing Anna with Isomorphic Synthetic Data – data that maintains the exact statistical distributions and longitudinal logic of real-world populations without containing any real individual’s information.

“Anna is a world-class conductor, but a conductor needs a complete orchestra to create a masterpiece,” said Brad Molander, CTO of Skymantics. “By feeding DataGenesis-generated environments into the Anna Orchestration Layer, we are giving users a ‘Multiverse’ capability. They can now ask Anna to simulate a decade of healthcare demand or a regional economic shift, and the underlying data will age, evolve, and react with 100% logical integrity.”

Key Integration Pillars:

Zero-Trust Intelligence: Anna can now orchestrate across sensitive domains-such as medical claims or tax records-because the Skymantics layer ensures the underlying data is fully synthetic and mathematically “de-risked.”

Temporal Evolution: As Anna orchestrates “what-if” scenarios, DataGenesis provides the longitudinal depth, allowing users to see how population digital twins change over time, not just in a static snapshot.

Battle-Tested Provenance: The integration brings Skymantics’ experience in Federal Systems Engineering to Geo Orchestration’s agile AI platform, creating a solution that meets the rigorous “Information-Centric” standards of the U.S. Government.

About Skymantics, LLC

Skymantics is a leader in systems engineering and model-based AI. By bridging the gap between legacy infrastructure and next-generation simulation, Skymantics enables agencies to “leverage the power of data” to solve the nation’s most complex modernization challenges.

Media Contact:

Antonio Correas, Skymantics
Phone: (202) 780-7591
Email: antonio.correas@skymantics.com
Website: www.skymantics.com

SOURCE: Skymantics, LLC

View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire

IRVINE, CA / ACCESS Newswire / March 11, 2026 / Allied Universal^®,  the world’s leading security and facility services company, is pleased to announce that women leaders with its Technology Services business unit have been named to the Security Industry Association (SIA) 2026 Women in Security Forum (WISF) Power 100 list.

Tia Eskandari, senior director of national field service, and Karisa Dominguez, director of talent acquisition, were selected for their demonstrated excellence in leadership, innovation and impact of contributions on her team.

“Congratulations to Tia and Karisa for being named to this prestigious list in recognition of their outstanding professional achievements and contributions to our Technology Services business unit,” said Steve Jones, Allied Universal global chairman and CEO. “Women at Allied Universal lead with passion and enthusiasm every day, inspiring their teams and colleagues while helping to drive our continued success and innovation.”

Allied Universal is dedicated to becoming an Employer of Choice by providing career growth opportunities and a positive work environment, while removing barriers to the advancement of women who have been historically underrepresented in the security industry.

“I am honored to be named to the SIA Women in Security Forum Power 100 for 2026,” Eskandari said. “I’m proud to help drive impact in our industry, and excited to continue supporting and inspiring the next generation of security leaders.”

SIA’s Women in Security Forum is a community that works to engage all security professionals to promote, recruit and cultivate women’s leadership for a bolder presence within the industry. This initiative annually honors 100 women in the security industry whose outstanding accomplishments and success stories are breaking barriers, redefining the faces of leadership and showcasing the innovative contributions women bring to the industry.

“Being selected for the SIA Women in Security Forum Power 100 is a tremendous honor,” Dominguez said. “This recognition motivates me to keep championing excellence, innovation, and opportunity in our industry.”

About Allied Universal

The world’s leading security and facility services provider and trusted partner to more than 400 of the Fortune 500, Allied Universal^® delivers unparalleled customer relationships, innovative solutions, cutting-edge smart technologies and tailored services that enable clients to focus on their core businesses. With operations in over 100 countries and territories, Allied Universal is the third largest private employer in North America and seventh in the world. Annual revenue is approximately $23 billion. There is no greater purpose and responsibility than serving and helping to safeguard customers, communities and people. For more information, visit www.aus.com.

# # #

Media Contact:

Kari Garcia
Director of Communications – North America
Allied Universal
Phone: 949-826-3560
Email: Kari.Garcia@aus.com
Newsroom: ausnewsroom.aus.com

SOURCE: Allied Universal

Related Documents:

• Karisa Dominguez
• Tia Eskandari

View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire

As geopolitical tensions reshape trade flows and energy markets worldwide, a new form of material verification is emerging-one that enables producers, traders, and investors to protect capital and preserve value across the global energy supply chain.

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / March 11, 2026 / With sanctions regimes expanding, regional conflicts intensifying, and global alliances shifting, the energy industry is operating in an increasingly volatile environment. Across the oil and gas sector, trillions of dollars’ worth of crude, refined fuels, and petrochemical products move through an intricate network of pipelines, shipping lanes, refineries, storage hubs, and trading platforms each year.

In response to these pressures, new technologies are emerging that allow market participants to verify the origin, authenticity, and chain-of-custody of energy materials themselves. Rather than relying solely on documentation, these solutions embed identity directly into the physical commodities moving through the global system.

SMX (Security Matters) PLC (NASDAQ:SMX), a company specializing in molecular traceability technology for materials and commodities, is helping introduce this next generation of supply-chain verification-one in which materials carry a persistent, verifiable identity throughout their lifecycle.

For the energy sector, where cargoes often pass through multiple jurisdictions, terminals, blending facilities, and trading intermediaries, uncertainty surrounding the origin or handling of a shipment can present real financial risk. Substitution, mislabeling, sanctions violations, and supply-chain manipulation can all expose companies to regulatory penalties, reputational harm, and costly disruptions.

SMX’s approach addresses these vulnerabilities by linking identity directly to the material itself.

Traditional supply-chain systems rely largely on paperwork, certifications, and digital records that exist separately from the commodities they represent. In complex global trading environments, these records can be altered, misplaced, or disconnected from the physical product they are meant to track.

Molecular traceability changes that equation.

Through the use of invisible molecular markers embedded directly within materials, SMX technology allows crude oil, refined fuels, petrochemicals, and other industrial commodities to carry a permanent identifier that can be detected and verified at any point in the supply chain-from production and transport to refining, blending, storage, and final delivery.

For producers, traders, and institutional investors, this capability offers a new layer of financial protection.

With the ability to confirm material origin and validate chain-of-custody across complex supply networks, companies can reduce exposure to fraud, strengthen sanctions compliance, protect commodity pricing integrity, and safeguard the long-term performance of energy assets moving through global markets.

In practical terms, the technology helps preserve the economic value embedded in the world’s energy infrastructure.

At the same time, governments and regulators are increasing pressure on companies to demonstrate transparency in areas such as sanctions compliance, carbon reporting, and responsible sourcing. Tools that enable direct physical verification of materials are becoming an important part of this evolving compliance landscape.

“Energy supply chains represent some of the most valuable and complex industrial systems in the world,” the company said. “When materials themselves carry verifiable identity, it creates a powerful mechanism for protecting investment, strengthening market confidence, and reducing systemic risk across global trade.”

Although the energy sector represents one of the most immediate applications, SMX’s molecular traceability platform is designed to support a broad range of industries where authenticity, origin verification, and supply-chain integrity are critical.

Key areas of application include:

Energy and petrochemicals: Confirming the origin and custody of crude oil, refined fuels, and petrochemical inputs across international markets.

Precious metals and mining: Authenticating gold, silver, and critical minerals from extraction through refining and storage.

Industrial metals: Tracking materials such as steel and aluminum through manufacturing, reuse, and recycling systems.

Plastics and circular materials: Certifying recycled content and supporting large-scale circular economy initiatives.

Rubber and industrial inputs: Verifying latex, rubber, and other manufacturing materials throughout global supply networks.

Luxury goods and textiles: Protecting authenticity and safeguarding brand value across international markets.

Agricultural commodities: Confirming origin and sustainability claims for products including cotton, palm oil, and cocoa.

Semiconductors and technology components: Authenticating electronic components to prevent counterfeiting and supply-chain infiltration.

By embedding molecular markers within physical materials and linking those markers to a secure digital verification system, SMX enables what the company describes as a “physical-to-digital identity layer” for global commerce. This framework allows participants across the value chain-from producers and refiners to regulators and financial institutions-to verify material provenance, track transformations during production processes, and maintain reliable audit trails across complex supply networks.

As uncertainty continues to shape global energy markets, technologies that enhance transparency, reinforce supply-chain security, and protect investment value are becoming increasingly central to the future of international trade.

ABOUT SMX (SECURITY MATTERS) PLC

SMX (Security Matters) PLC (NASDAQ:SMX) is a technology company focused on molecular traceability and authentication solutions for global supply chains. Its platform embeds invisible molecular markers directly into physical materials-including solids, liquids, and gases-creating a persistent identity that can be detected and verified throughout a product’s lifecycle.

Supported by proprietary reader technology and a secure digital verification platform, SMX enables materials to carry an auditable record of origin, composition, and supply-chain history. These capabilities support authentication, regulatory compliance, sustainability reporting, recycling verification, and circular economy initiatives across a wide range of industries.

SMX’s technology is designed to help protect asset value, strengthen supply-chain security, and enhance transparency across sectors including energy, metals and mining, plastics and circular materials, industrial rubber, semiconductors, textiles, luxury goods, and agricultural commodities. By linking molecular-level material identity with digital traceability systems, the company is helping build a more secure and accountable infrastructure for global trade.

Contact: Jeremy Murphy/ jeremy@360bespoke.com

SOURCE: SMX (Security Matters) Public Limited

View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire