Brenda Marie Rivers
Information technology firm eGlobalTech has won a contract to continue providing risk management and Federal Information Security Management Act compliance support to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Joseph Zimmerman, chief operating officer of eGlobalTech, said in a statement released Monday the company will work to help USCIS address cybersecurity requirements.
He added the company aims to introduce best practices and technology platforms to the agency.
Arlington, Va.-based eGT currently provides cybersecurity support to multiple Department of Homeland Security components and the Department of Health and Human Services.
