Dispersive Expands Partner-Led Growth and National Security Engagement as Demand Accelerates for Quantum-Resilient Stealth Networking

Defense, intelligence, AI infrastructure, and high-security enterprise buyers are moving beyond encryption alone toward communications that are difficult to observe, correlate, target, or disrupt.

ROSWELL, Ga.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dispersive^® Stealth Networking (Dispersive Holdings, Inc.), the pioneer of quantum-resilient, multipath stealth networking for defense, intelligence, and high-security enterprises, today announced an expansion of its partner-led go-to-market capacity in response to accelerating demand for AI communications protection, post-quantum readiness, and transport-layer sovereignty.

Dispersive is seeing increased demand from defense, intelligence, AI infrastructure, and high-security enterprise customers for communications that are not merely encrypted, but difficult to observe, correlate, target, or disrupt. The company has appointed Kunjal Trivedi as Vice President, Global Alliances & Partner Sales, a role focused on building scalable partner-led growth across global systems integrators, hyperscalers, alliance partners, and the broader channel ecosystem.

“Customers are no longer just asking whether their traffic is encrypted. They are asking whether it can be observed, correlated, or targeted, and what happens when the network itself is contested,” said Rajiv Pimplaskar, CEO of Dispersive Holdings, Inc. “That shifts the conversation from a product evaluation to an architecture decision involving integrators, cloud providers, and mission owners.”

Scaling Partner-Led Growth

Trivedi will build the joint solutions, reference architectures, and repeatable go-to-market motions that allow Dispersive to scale these engagements through partners and the company’s worldwide channels organization.

Trivedi brings more than 25 years of experience building partner-led growth across AI, cybersecurity, and cloud infrastructure. He joins Dispersive from Zscaler, where he served as Global Senior Director of Partner Engineering and led the company’s global partner engineering relationship with Accenture, co-creating industry-specific AI and security plays across North America and EMEA.

“Dispersive changes how data moves, not just who can access it, which makes it additive to the zero trust and SASE investments integrators have already made with their clients,” said Trivedi. “Post-quantum requirements and AI infrastructure buildouts are landing on the same transformation journey, creating a clear opportunity to deliver repeatable partner solutions with enterprise-class outcomes.”

National Security and Defense Engagement

As demand increases across defense, intelligence, and high-assurance government programs, Dispersive is expanding its direct role in mission-oriented engagements alongside integrators, cloud providers, and mission owners. That effort is led by Dr. Bryan Stoker, a National Security Agency veteran and Dispersive’s Field CTO, and James F.X. Payne, National Security Advisor.

Post-Quantum and AI Market Drivers

Post-quantum migration has moved from a long-range compliance issue to a near-term architecture decision. Harvest-now, decrypt-later risk means traffic sent today may become readable later. Federal timelines and national security acquisition requirements are pushing agencies and mission partners to inventory exposed communications, define credible migration plans, and evaluate architectures that support quantum-resistant operations without replacing existing infrastructure.

Dispersive released Version 6.0 in June 2026, extending stealth networking across the data plane and control plane to protect the AI communication layer, including autonomous agents, model inference calls, and GPU-as-a-Service traffic. The platform delivers post-quantum cryptography across both planes, with support for NIST-standardized algorithms including ML-KEM and ML-DSA and a FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic module.

Dispersive’s multipath software overlay fragments traffic across independently encrypted paths, reducing exposure to collection, correlation, disruption, and single-path failure. It operates as an additive layer over existing cloud, security, systems integration, and edge infrastructure rather than a replacement for it.

AI is creating machine-to-machine communication paths that legacy VPN, ZTNA, and SD-WAN architectures were not designed to protect. A compromised exchange between agents is not only a data breach; it can also compromise the decision-making chain. Dispersive addresses that gap with dynamic, non-deterministic routing that resists correlation, interception, targeting, and side-channel exposure, giving customers greater control over how sensitive communications move across networks they do not own or fully trust.

About Dispersive Holdings, Inc.

Dispersive Holdings, Inc. delivers stealth networking for ultra-secure, high-performance communications. Inspired by military-grade spread spectrum techniques, Dispersive’s patented multipath software obfuscates and splits traffic across dynamically changing channels, helping networks remain virtually invisible and resilient by design. Learn more at www.dispersive.io.