Cybersecurity risk assessments are most valuable when they do more than identify gaps. They should give organizations a clearer understanding of their risk, establish practical priorities, and create a foundation for continued security improvement. For KITC, that approach has shaped our work with Florida state agencies for several years. In 2023, KITC supported the Florida Digital Service (FL[DS]) in conducting triennial cybersecurity risk assessments across approximately 30

The Challenge A global technology company engaged KITC after suspicious activity was detected in a senior executive's corporate email account and unauthorized transactions occurred in a cryptocurrency account linked to it. The immediate priority was to determine whether the email account had been compromised, stop any continuing unauthorized access, and prevent additional financial loss. The company also needed to understand how the attacker gained access despite multi-factor

The Challenge A federal law enforcement agency needed to modernize aging applications and infrastructure while maintaining the security, availability, and operational requirements of mission-critical systems. The environment included legacy mainframe and on-premises applications, aging database technologies, and workloads with federal security requirements ranging from Low to High impact. The agency was moving applications into AWS and expanding its enterprise cloud platform,

The Challenge A federal science agency needed to strengthen cybersecurity governance across a large AWS environment supporting scientific research, mission systems, and public-facing services. With hundreds of AWS accounts and a growing portfolio of cloud services, the program needed consistent security oversight without slowing cloud adoption. The challenge extended beyond maintaining compliance. The agency needed ongoing leadership across cloud governance, system authorizat

ARLINGTON, Va., August 4, 2026 — As cloud, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence continue to reshape how organizations achieve their missions, KITC is investing in the leadership needed to help our customers stay ahead of what's next. Today, KITC is pleased to announce the promotion of Jay Shah as the company's first Chief Cloud Officer (CCO). Jay has been instrumental in building and scaling KITC's cloud practice, helping customers modernize critical workloads while adv