Accenture works with the Defense industry to “ensure national security with combat and non-combat aircraft, including fixed wing, rotorcraft, and unmanned systems and engines” and the Maritime industry for “reinventing Naval shipbuilding including surface ships, submarines, and unmanned systems.” 

In Israel, Accenture has a R&D lab to focus on cybersecurity. In 2016, Accenture acquired the Israeli cyberwarfare firm Maglan, “a team of highly skilled cybersecurity professionals, who honed their skills fighting cyber crime and confronting cyber espionage around the globe.” 

In a 2022 interview with Accenture’s Chief Risk Officer, who also heads the Israel office, he said: “I see huge opportunities in Israel. Accenture is continuing to be in touch with our clients, learning from their challenges and opportunities and building our industry not just from our own research, but by learning from our clients. I think over the last two years with the pandemic we have learned how to handle crisis situations and now most of our clients internalized and learned from the experience… Accenture was one of the first companies to shut down operations with Russia when the conflict with Ukraine began. We are a very principled-based company. Our core values are what drive our behavior and we are socially responsible.”