Core4ce has partnered with InfoBase Publishers, creator of the DACIS competitive intelligence platform, to launch CrossSight in early January 2026.
The AI-driven tool integrates Core4ce’s machine-learning engine and proprietary data with InfoBase’s DACIS platform to generate real-time due diligence reports. CrossSight adds cyber intelligence, open-source analysis and Core4ce’s deep and dark web data to deliver audit-ready risk assessments in minutes.
“CrossSight showcases the investments Core4ce has made in AI and machine learning and data innovation to help customers make rapid, well-informed decisions about partner selection, supplier risk, and program support,” said Todd Harbour, managing partner and CTO at Core4ce. “As federal initiatives like Golden Dome raise expectations for stronger supply chain oversight and the requirements of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program, contractors will need clear insight into their own suppliers. CrossSight gives teams a practical way to demonstrate that readiness with speed and confidence.”
The partnership makes due diligence more accessible through fast, pay-per-report assessments that do not require an enterprise deployment. Over 400 organizations rely on InfoBase’s DACIS platform, and CrossSight expands that ecosystem with automated analysis and unique datasets that strengthen decision support.
“As due diligence becomes more central to national security and program success, we looked through that market lens and, as suspected, found that aerospace and defense teams continue to struggle with due diligence solutions that match the speed and complexity of this sector,” said Eric Hess, CEO of InfoBase. “That’s why we’re excited to partner with Core4ce and bring CrossSight forward—answering the demand for specialized, domain-specific intelligence.”
As agencies face growing pressure to validate suppliers and reinforce supply-chain security, CrossSight provides a practical path forward. It combines trusted government-grade data, advanced analytics and clear outputs that support both rapid screening and deeper investigative reviews.