When federal officials called experts to the White House to talk about jobs and cybersecurity, a Jacksonville CEO was in the crowd, laying groundwork for her company’s next growth phase.
for daily life that can be vulnerable to cyberattacks, and Boutwell said local governments need skilled people protecting against them.
Now totaling 23 employees, the company began in a University of Central Florida business incubator and expanded operations to include work in the Jacksonville area during the pandemic.
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