After a recent conflict between Israel and Iran, Exiger CEO Brandon is looking at the weaknesses of the Daniel Supply Series and what should be done to make them more secure.
Historical Attack on Iran On the world stage only revealed more than American power – he also highlighted the potentially weak points of the defense industry in his supply chain.
EXIGER CEO Brandon Daniel believes that if the US can reconsider how it arrives for its defense supply chain, it can turn into America’s biggest property with a great vulnerability.
“There are some important things that we saw that we have come into our data and were looking at the possible effects of our AI.
An US Air Force B -2 Spirit Stealth Bomber has been flanks on July 4, 2020 by four F -22 raptor fighter aircraft during a flyover of military aircraft under the previous Hudson River and New York Harbor of New Jersey. (Reuters / Mike Sagar / Reuters)
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EXIGER found that over 28,000 American-based companies depended on technology that have been made, updated or maintained in Israel. As Israel stopped the operation of those companies during a conflict with Iran. Daniels emphasized that when the line is seen below in companies to be removed from the conflict, the number of affected firms occurs to about 13.7 million.
Daniels told Fox Business that Axia found an “explosion” of dependence on technology coming from Middle East, especially when it comes to cyber security. He said that Israel is one of the world’s largest security software manufacturers, meaning that American companies are more weak when Israel is in the time of war or conflict.
If the conflict with Iran increased into a “complete kinetic expansion,” this “will need to support our supply chains to a large extent and modify and re -design us B-2-like systemsWhich are many requirements in the context of important minerals and magnets, “Daniel said.
On 21 June 2025, a US map attacks Iran. (Fox News / Fox News)
“We have really found to move faster to transform our supply chain into a weapon. Because it is a discrimination when it is a discrimination when it is a discrimination when it is a discrimination when it comes to the ability of a war -time battle,” Daniels told Fox Business.
While these weaknesses became clear during the Israeli war with Hamas, which began in October 2023 and is still going on, Daniel explained that he was more pronounced during a conflict with Iran.
“When you have found two major nations such as Israel and Iran which are in a full -scale kinetic war, you’re going to do more exaggerated and more clear potential shutdown … It is now very clear when it was when Israel was leaving after Hizbullah or Israel.
Daniels has warned that it is time to stop thinking about six days or weeks supply for maximum security and started thinking about six months to six years. Although he believes Congress is likely to More on the supply chain visibility in the National Defense Authority Act (NDAA) for FY2026.
“I will guess – and what I am watching, what is published or interacting with – this year’s NDAA supply chain will take this issue of visibility very seriously for the department and the contractors supporting the department.”
The land of several B -2 souls gathered on August 24, 2016 at Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, for the recovery of the aircraft. (Hum images / universal picture group Getty Image / Getty Image)
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Asked what would it take to make flexible Defense supply chain In 2025, Daniels emphasized the need for map and account for the series. This would mean where the parts are built, there is a complete understanding of it, which produces them and what happens in making them.
Additionally, suppliers need to be integrated into “an engagement platform” that will allow more open communication and strategic. He also stated that streamlining or termination of unnecessary regulatory standards would allow the US and its colleagues to take more withdrawal of manufacturing process.
