TELOS CORP
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See all $TLS insider activity →Telos Corp (TLS) shares surged 8.3% after securing a $13.5M, 3-year contract with the 16th Air Force for cyber services. Recent wins include a $13.7M HHS contract and a Commerce Dept. deal, boosting investor confidence. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones also rose, supported by reduced Fed rate hike expectations following a weak jobs report.
Telos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) has secured a $13.5 million, three-year contract with the 16th Air Force to support U.S. Air Force Intelligence Community systems. The contract involves Xacta license maintenance, training, and cyber services to ensure security and compliance of critical intelligence systems. According to the company, this contract underscores its role in providing cyber governance and risk management solutions.
Telos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) secured a 12-month contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce's Office of Inspector General for its Xacta SaaS platform. The deal involves Xacta 360, Xacta.io, and Xacta.ai to automate cyber governance, risk, and compliance activities. Telos will also provide implementation and training services. This follows recent Xacta awards to other federal agencies, demonstrating growing adoption.
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The new federal contract adds near‑term revenue and validates Telos' Xacta platform, supporting further upside.
The contract adds incremental revenue and strengthens Telos' defense portfolio.
The award adds recurring revenue and validates Telos' FedRAMP‑authorized platform.
Insider sale by the chairman may signal reduced confidence and could pressure the stock.
Insider sale by a senior executive may signal reduced confidence, potentially pressuring the stock short-term.
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Telos Corp (TLS) shares surged 8.3% after securing a $13.5M, 3-year contract with the 16th Air Force for cyber services. Recent wins include a $13.7M HHS contract and a Commerce Dept. deal, boosting investor confidence. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones also rose, supported by reduced Fed rate hike expectations following a weak jobs report.
2 min readTelos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) has secured a $13.5 million, three-year contract with the 16th Air Force to support U.S. Air Force Intelligence Community systems. The contract involves Xacta license maintenance, training, and cyber services to ensure security and compliance of critical intelligence systems. According to the company, this contract underscores its role in providing cyber governance and risk management solutions.
1 min readTelos Corporation (NASDAQ: TLS) secured a 12-month contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce's Office of Inspector General for its Xacta SaaS platform. The deal involves Xacta 360, Xacta.io, and Xacta.ai to automate cyber governance, risk, and compliance activities. Telos will also provide implementation and training services. This follows recent Xacta awards to other federal agencies, demonstrating growing adoption.
2 min readWood John B (Chairman and CEO) sold 96,151 indirectly-held shares of TELOS CORP (TLS) at $4.05 ($0.39M total) on 2026-09-21.
1 min readBendza Gary Mark (EVP, CFO) sold 174,539 shares of TELOS CORP (TLS) at $4.05 ($0.71M total) on 2026-09-18.
1 min readTelstra (AU:TLS) updated its on-market share buy-back program, repurchasing 3,280,374 shares before the previous trading day and 2,804,373 shares on that day. The company aims to support earnings per share and signal confidence in its long-term value. The update was lodged with the ASX as part of regular disclosure.
1 min readBendza Gary Mark (EVP, CFO) sold 25,461 shares of TELOS CORP (TLS) at $4.33 ($0.11M total) on 2026-09-11.
1 min readWedbush initiated cybersecurity coverage, upgrading CrowdStrike (CRWD) and Palo Alto Networks with $250 and $400 targets, respectively, citing AI-driven growth. CrowdStrike highlighted for 25% ARR growth and Palo Alto for 34% revenue expansion. Four companies were downgraded, including Fortinet and Varonis, despite some price target increases. Wedbush noted a shift in cybersecurity spending toward platform consolidation.
3 min readWedbush upgraded CrowdStrike (CRWD) to 'Outperform' with a $250 price target, citing its strong cybersecurity platform and AI-driven defenses. Elastic's (ESTC) target was raised to $125, while Check Point (CHKP), Varonis (VRNS), and Telos (TLS) were downgraded. CrowdStrike reported consistent revenue growth but lower profitability compared to peers. Palantir (PLTR) saw renewed investor interest, and Nvidia (NVDA) projected 70% revenue growth for 2027.
2 min readBendza Gary Mark (EVP, CFO) sold 200,000 shares of TELOS CORP (TLS) at $4.55 ($0.91M total) on 2026-09-09.
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