Cymanii’s new company is Ed McCormickRegional innovation officer. McCormick will serve as an engine of the LSCF mission and the main point of contact for its partners, stakeholders and the community.
“The United States is desperately needing a safe and resilient supply chain and a manufacturing base to protect the interests of our country,” said McCormick. “Cymanii and Cyber Forge respond to this call by transforming Texas into a world center for innovation around cybersecurity focused and ensuring that the State is set up to offer long -term national security and economic prosperity.”
Thanks to strategic planning, targeted investments and collaboration efforts, the LSCF creates a flourishing ecosystem that attracts businesses, creates high -quality jobs and ensures long -term competitiveness in the region in the world manufacturing landscape.
“We want the Lone Star Cyber forge to have a strong link with national security and economic vitality in the future,” said Howard GrimesCEO of Cymanii. “We want to take advantage of the power of investments in innovations, not only in cybersecurity but also in other aspects of advanced manufacturing.”
Currently, the LSCF is looking for manufacturers who wish to participate in a transfer and marketing project for pilot technology. This will provide a LSCF forum to refine its technology transfer strategies in order to allow successful integration of new technologies into a commercial manufacturing environment. At the same time, participating manufacturers will benefit from early access to cutting -edge Cymaniii technology designed to secure their supply chains and their manufacturing operations, while improving productivity and reduction of system stoppages.
Once mature, the LSCF will launch a process where interested parties can request and be checked for future partnerships.