The Samaritan Counseling Center Inc. has named 15 area businesses as finalists for the 2010 River Region Ethics in Business and Public Service Awards. The awards will be given by category, including Small Business, Medium Business, Large Business, Non-Profit, and Individual. ICS, Inc. is one of 3 finalists in the medium business category.

The winners will be announced at an awards luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 8 at Wynlakes Golf and Country Club. Click here to read more.

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Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. (ICS) announced today that it is one of a select number of companies to be awarded a contract by the State of Mississippi for the acquisition of information technology (IT) security consulting services.  Granted through the State of Mississippi's Department of Information Technology Services, this contract allows Mississippi state, county, and municipal agencies to secure IT security services for LAN, WAN, and other network based systems.

This is the second contract that the State has awarded to ICS this year. Read more.

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ICS, Inc and 24 Communications, a Montgomery, Alabama-based boutique advertising agency, are proud to have been recognized for advertising creative excellence for the ICS Integrated Service Offerings mixed/multi-media national marketing campaign.

A Silver ADDY award was presented for the campaign at the American Advertising Federation-Montgomery Chapter’s 50th Anniversary ADDY Awards Gala at the Capital City Club in Montgomery, Alabama on Saturday, February 20th.

The ADDY Awards is a three-tiered national competition conducted annually by the American Advertising Federation. The awards are the advertising industry’s largest and most representative competition for creative excellence.

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Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. (ICS), a full-service information security and technology consulting firm, is one of only five companies to be awarded a two-year contract by the State of Mississippi for IT security and risk assessment services. The contract, awarded through the State of Mississippi's Department of Information Technology Services, will allow all Mississippi state, county and municipal agencies as well as state educational institutions to acquire information technology security and risk assessment services that meet the highest technical and policy standards for legislative and regulatory compliance. Click here to read more.
 

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Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS) recently donated approximately $70,000 in cutting-edge computer equipment to the new Informatics Institute at AUM to help further the Institute’s research mission.

The Informatics Institute, founded in 2008 under the Auburn University system as a standalone Institute, exists to foster research and education in the field of automation of information processing in diverse scientific fields and assurance sciences. AUM hired Dr. M. Sahinoglu as its Director in August 2008. As of December 2009, the Institute, as a part of the School of Science, became a degree-granting entity at AUM.

The equipment donated by ICS includes enterprise-class servers, as well as storage and network security appliances. Click here to read more.

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In addition to the recent donation to Auburn University Montgomery, ICS has also recently donated approximately $65,000 of state-of-the-art equipment to the Information Technology Career Academy within the Montgomery Public School System (MPS). The donation was one facet of ICS’ commitment to working as a strong community partner with the Career Academies and MPS.

The Career Academies are an innovative approach to education and are “schools within schools” that are focused on and designed around one specific career theme. The themes include health science, information technology, law and public service, business and finance, advanced manufacturing, teaching, culinary arts and hospitality. The Academies were developed through a collaborative effort between the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce’s Career Academies Task Force, local businesses like ICS, and the MPS.  Click here to read more.

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Integrated Computer Solutions, a leading provider of information security and technology consulting services, announced today that it will be relocating its corporate headquarters in late-November to 60 Commerce Street in Downtown Montgomery, Alabama. The new location will accommodate the company’s current staff while allowing for further expansion.

“This move represents a positive step in the growth of our company," said Chip Schuneman, Chief Operating Officer of ICS, Inc. "Montgomery has consistently provided the ability to attract talented professionals to our team while offering all of our team members a high quality of life at an advantageous cost of living. We are proud to support Montgomery's downtown revitalization efforts, while continuing to make ICS an even better place to work for our team members," he said. Click here to read more.

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As the State of Alabama continues to advance as a leader in the global science and technology arena, Governor Bob Riley has called upon the state's technology innovators to lead the Science and Technology Roadmap for Alabama (STRA). ICS President and Founder, Steve Goldsby, has been selected to chair the Information Technology and Informatics working group, responsible for setting the strategic direction with regards to that discipline within the STRA. Read more...

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Operation WebLock, a cyber incident response seminar held at 3 venues throughout Florida in October, 2009, focused on assisting administrators and IT staff in finding better ways to respond to cyber threats that may affect their network and Florida's Infrastructure.The events received rave reviews from participants and industry experts alike.

"The presentations included topics like incident response, social networks, working with law enforcement on cases, and using USB devices for attack. The last topic, presented by Steve Goldsby, was my favorite because we've all read about how malicious USB devices can be, and in the presentation, Steve gave live demonstrations of tools he uses during penetration tests. What I thought made this presentation unique was his examples of using USB U3 devices to exfiltrate data, as well as information on defense and how these devices could be used for good." - John Sawyer, University of Florida Sr. Security Engineer.

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Click here to listen to NPR interview with Operation Weblock participants.

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 Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc., a full-service information security and technology consulting firm headquartered in Montgomery, AL, has been awarded a 3-year contract by the State of Florida for information technology consulting and staff augmentation services. The contract, awarded through the State of Florida's Department of Management Services, will allow all Florida state, county, and municipal agencies as well as state educational institutions to acquire information technology services that meet the highest technical and policy standards for legislative and regulatory compliance.

ICS has been serving the State of Florida since 2004, providing IT services to the Florida Department of Revenue, Department of Children and Families, Department of Environmental Protection, Agency for Health Care Administration, and the Agency for Workforce Innovation. ICS provides similar support to public sector agencies from Alabama to Delaware and Georgia to California. Click here to read more.

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The State of Alabama selected Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. (ICS) to provide Information Technology security consulting and integration services to the Information Services Division (ISD), a key division within the State of Alabama's Department of Finance. The Information Services Division supports the information system infrastructure, as well as the networks, data, and application needs of agencies across the State of Alabama, so they in turn are better equipped to provide valuable services to Alabama residents.  "ISD recognizes the need for increased awareness and ongoing vigilance to protect the computer systems and networks used by state government," said Jim Burns, Chief Information Officer for the State of Alabama. Mr. Burns added, "By proactively reducing security risks today, ISD may expand the number of on-line services with the confidence that they are secure from compromise."  Read more...

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