More than two years after the Pentagon set up its Defense Innovation Unit-Experimental as a way to attract innovative, non-traditional businesses, DIU-X has just awarded its first-ever production contract. The agreement gives the cybersecurity company Tanium up to $750 million to provide endpoint security services to the Army and other federal agencies. Ralph Kahn is Tanium's vice president for federal. He talked with Federal News Radios Jared Serbu about the contract and the DIUx process on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.