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Millennium Corporation Establishes Regional Office in Wichita

Millennium's new office will also provide further opportunities to retain and grow cybersecurity talent, including for 177th Red Team and Kansas Air National Guard members as they complete their service.
Fremont, CA: Millennium Corporation, a defense contractor and cybersecurity company for the Department of Defense (DoD) and other federal agencies, including McConnell's 177th Squadron "Red Team," has solidified its presence and support to the local community through the establishment of a regional Wichita office.
"Through this new office, we are extending the high-end, high-caliber cybersecurity personnel and support we provide our military clients to new corporate partners," said Matthew Hulse, Director, Cybersecurity, and Solutions, at Millennium. "We have been honored to work with the 177th Red Team of the 184th Wing of the Kansas Air National Guard at McConnell Air Force Base for years. We look forward to helping the broader Wichita community navigate the increasingly complex world of cybersecurity, in both compliance and technical security."
Millennium Corporation is headquartered in the Washington, DC area and operates in 21 states with satellite offices in Huntsville, Ala., and Charleston, SC. Hulse added that the company is in a temporary, shared co-working space while it searches for a more permanent office space with room to grow its Wichita footprint.
Hulse said the Greater Wichita Partnership presented a strong business case and connections for the Wichita region. "We know the cybersecurity talent in this region has the skillsets necessary to serve as our Midwest base of operations, which we believe will significantly grow," Hulse said.
The need for cybersecurity for Greater Wichita's aerospace industry is high because any company with Department of Defense contracts must meet Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) requirements to create a unified standard for implementing cybersecurity across all defense subcontractors.
Cybersecurity and IT Systems and Support are identified as target industries for growth in the Regional Growth Plan, a strategy to grow the Greater Wichita's economy, attract new businesses and expand existing industries. This is the second Wichita cybersecurity announcement in two weeks.
Millennium Corporation has been involved in developing a talent pipeline for information technology professionals, including support to Wichita State University's National Cyber League team, sponsoring the local OzSec security conference, and participating in Pathfinder internships, for which Senator Moran also was instrumental in securing funding.
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