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The Governor`s Office of Information Technology (OIT) strives to impact the lives of all Coloradans to create a safer, happier and healthier state. We work to empower the State of Colorado with flexible technology that will drive sustainable and intelligent business decisions. We envision a future where the end-user experience shapes design, and data analytics transform how state government serves its residents. HOW WE DO IT: - Build on the basics with cutting edge technology - Secure Colorado through innovation - Empower, engage, and energize our employees - Strengthen Colorado`s tech landscape We are the Governor`s Office of Information Technology -- serving people serving Colorado.
Securus Technologies provides leading edge civil and criminal justice technology solutions that improve public safety and modernize the incarceration experience. Thousands of public safety, law enforcement and corrections agencies rely on Securus for secure, simple and powerful technology solutions that are always accessible and easy to use.
Your First Call for IT Recruiting and Professional Services! Universal Network Solutions (UNS) is a Twin Cities, Minn.-based IT staffing provider with a global reach. Since 1997, UNS has been Matching Great People With Great Companies by employing ou...
DeltaSoft is a Hillsborough, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
As the provider of unbreakable quantum-safe encryption, Quantum Xchange gives commercial enterprises and government agencies the ultimate defense to keep high-value data safe–today, tomorrow and long into the future. Offering the first quantum key distribution network in the United States, Quantum Xchange enables organizations to send unhackable data over long distances using the laws of quantum physics. Leveraging the proven secure Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) method and its own proprietary Trusted Node technology, Quantum Xchange`s future-proof, data-transmission infrastructure addresses the shortcomings inherent with modern-day encryption. These include the ability for keys to be intercepted, corrupted or exposed during transmission, plus the imminent threat of quantum computers breaking current encryption keys.