Core Insights - CGI has signed a contract with NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) to deliver the HERMES project, which aims to enhance NATO's command and control capabilities through secure mobile communication solutions [1][2] - The HERMES project integrates CGI's managed services with secunet's Secure Inter-Network Architecture (SINA) technology, providing a scalable IT solution for NATO executives [1][4] - The project emphasizes the importance of reliability and interoperability in a security-critical environment, allowing NATO leaders to access classified information securely while mobile [2][4][5] Company Overview - CGI is one of the largest independent IT and business consulting services firms globally, founded in 1976, with a reported revenue of CA$15.91 billion for fiscal 2025 [6] - The company employs 94,000 consultants and professionals worldwide, offering a comprehensive portfolio of IT and business consulting services [6] - Secunet, a partner in the HERMES project, is Germany's leading cybersecurity company, specializing in areas with unique security requirements and generating revenue of around 406 million euros in 2024 [9][10]