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Cybersecurity

LMI’s cyber experts specialize in cyber governance risk and compliance to help agencies establish effective risk management and frameworks that align with regulatory requirements.

Lifecycle Management & Modernization

LMI is uniquely positioned to meet the diverse needs of government agencies, including the Department of Defense, intelligence agencies, and civilian agencies. LMI’s zero trust approach emphasizes continuous verification and authentication, with proactive threat and vulnerability management tailored to the complexities of today's dynamic landscape. LMI’s IoT capabilities extend to providing specialized solutions for medical devices, ensuring our government agency clients are protected against cyber threats, safeguarding sensitive data, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. 

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Kristen Cheman

Sr. Vice President, Digital and Analytic Solutions 571-633-7959

Kristen Cheman

Sr. Vice President, Digital and Analytic Solutions

Kristen’s deep commitment to leadership and forward-leaning approach to developing our digital capabilities drives growth in the digital analytics space.

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Internet of Things (IoT)

LMI helps customers make better risk management decisions through IoT technologies and toolkits using near-real-time analytical data. 

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