RMC, the leader in Mission Assurance, Risk Management and Industrial Cybersecurity solutions, today announced the appointment of Admiral James Foggo III, U.S. Navy (Ret.) as Chairperson of its Board of Directors. The appointment will support the company’s high-growth trajectory in the defense and commercial markets.
ARLINGTON, Va., Dec. 20, 2022 — RMC, the leader in Mission Assurance, Risk Management and Industrial Cybersecurity solutions, and the Center for Maritime Strategy, alongside its parent organization, the Navy League of the United States, today announced that RMC is a proud sponsor of the Center for Maritime Strategy. CMS is a non-profit, non-partisan think-tank dedicated to studying and informing policy on the role of maritime power in international security.
“We fully endorse the non-partisan efforts of CMS to strengthen our national security through the maritime services,” said Vince Kuchar, CEO of RMC. “As a long-standing Mission Assurance and Industrial Cybersecurity services provider to the Department of Navy — and a proud employer of Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard veterans — we’re excited to be an early sponsor of an organization that will have a tremendous impact on our country.”
Funds will be used for essential CMS research and analysis, external outreach, publications and high-level convenings that engage key stakeholders across government, academia and industry to drive prudent national security policies.
“Renewed great power competition, increasing globalization and complex joint-force maritime platforms together create an urgent need for revitalized maritime power,” said Admiral James G. Foggo, U.S. Navy (Ret.), Dean of CMS. “We are grateful to RMC for supporting the crucial work of our organization to advance the research, advocacy and education to improve national security policy.”
About RMC
RMC provides a full lifecycle of Mission Assurance and Risk Management solutions, with deep expertise in Critical Infrastructure Protection and Industrial Cybersecurity, to protect our country’s most important and vital assets. Operating worldwide, RMC provides federal government and commercial organizations the analysis, assessments, strategy and remediation required to protect personnel, facilities, networks and critical infrastructure. Founded in 2011, RMC’s headquarters is in Arlington, Virginia. www.RMCGlobal.com
About the Center for Maritime Strategy
The Center for Maritime Strategy (CMS) is a non-profit, non-partisan research institution dedicated to studying maritime issues and their context within wider American national security policy. Through its research and analysis, external outreach, publications, and high-level events, CMS engages key stakeholders across government, academia, and industry.
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ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 7, 2022 — Risk Mitigation Consulting , the leader in mission assurance, risk management and industrial cybersecurity solutions, today announced that it is relaunching as RMC, and unveiling a modernized brand architecture. RMC’s goal is to communicate their unparalleled risk management expertise and commitment to strengthening security postures of government and commercial organizations, so they can prevail in an evolving threat environment.
Core elements of the modernized brand include:
“Our purpose is timeless and RMC is moving into a dynamic growth phase. This brand modernization represents the start of a new era for us,” said Vince Kuchar, CEO of RMC. “We are aligning our team around the awareness, analysis and actions needed to thwart today’s bad actors from disrupting our nation’s critical infrastructure and business operations. Together, we are truly united in assuring tomorrow.”
As critical infrastructure assets and systems become more interconnected, vital infrastructure sectors such as utility systems, transportation, communications, health and emergency services are facing increased risks.
“Protecting today’s missions, military installations and business operations is an increasingly complex undertaking,” said Brent Hyland , COO of RMC. “RMC was purpose-built for mission assurance and industrial cybersecurity solutions. Our team operates worldwide, serving clients with the experience and drive required to ensure the security of our nation’s most important assets – today and tomorrow.”
As part of the brand modernization, RMC’s offerings will include:
Since its start in 2011, RMC has identified countless critical risks to missions, resulting in more than $2.7 billion in federal funding being reprioritized to address the most pressing risks.
About RMC
RMC provides a full lifecycle of Mission Assurance and risk management solutions, with deep expertise in critical infrastructure protection and industrial cybersecurity, to protect our country’s most important and vital assets. Operating worldwide, RMC provides federal government and commercial organizations the analysis, assessments, strategy and remediation required to protect personnel, facilities, networks and critical infrastructure. Founded in 2011, RMC has offices in Destin, Florida and Arlington, Virginia. www.RMCGlobal.com
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Joyce Bosc
On behalf of RMC
301-717-9529
jbosc@boscobel.com
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