Joe Logue

CEO, Two Six Technologies

Two Six Technologies created a portfolio of proprietary products, including IKE, Pulse, SIGMA and TrustedKeep, to quickly deliver innovative technologies to U.S. government customers. Built through DARPA R&D projects and IRAD investments, these products offer rapid, scalable solutions to mission requirements.

“From modest beginnings in 2021, our portfolio of products currently generates $60 million in annual recurring revenue,” said Joe Logue, CEO of Two Six Technologies.

Chairman of the Board Larry Prior said CEO Joe Logue is successfully leading Two Six Technologies as a high-growth company addressing top national security challenges.

“His vision has been to position Two Six as a unique combination of talented researchers, dedicated operators, innovative technology and mission focus,” he added.

Why Watch

In 2025, Logue’s team is focused on countering escalating technology threats from great power competition. With evolving threats and challenges, Two Six Technologies remains committed to innovating, developing new products, and providing expertise to meet the nation’s needs now and in the future.

A key driver of the company’s success is its strategic partnerships with government customers. These partnerships enable close collaboration to identify mission needs, develop breakthrough technologies through sponsored R&D programs and rapidly transition those innovations into operational systems and products that directly support mission activities, Logue said.

Another key to success is team growth, with 900 employees across 37 states who embrace and execute the Two Six vision.

“Our focus at Two Six Technologies is delivering products, technologies and expertise that impact critical missions,” Logue said. “We are addressing some of the most urgent and complex challenges facing our nation today. Not in the future, but right now. In 2024, Two Six supported over 46,000 mission operations. I could not be more proud of the dedicated people of Two Six, because it is their talent and hard work that is making that impact possible.”

Fun fact: Logue is also an adjunct professor at his alma mater, The Catholic University of America, in Washington, D.C.