ECS Insight

Work That Matters: Virtualization and Systems Guru Robert Laposta Helps Protect the US Army

Meet Rob Laposta, the principal systems engineer overseeing all the hardware, firmware, and virtual machines that support and deliver the Army Endpoint Security Solution.

ECS PRJune 25, 2025

Awards Press Release

ECS Named a 2025 Top Washington-area Workplace

The Washington Post has named ECS a Top Workplace for the eighth time.

ta1enTEDJune 24, 2025

Analytics Article Artificial Intelligence

Advancing the Federal Data Strategy With Semantic Architecture

ECS’ series on the Federal Data Strategy has explored how data mesh architecture supports making data more accessible, transparent, and secure. Now, we’ll take a deeper dive on a critical component of data mesh: semantic architecture.

ta1enTEDJune 19, 2025

Artificial Intelligence Cloud ECS Culture Recruiting Work That Matters

Work That Matters: Technical Architect Stephen Giuliani Wants to Unleash Collaboration in Government Cloud

Stephen Giuliani, a lead technical architect at ECS, discusses what it means to bring together the best teams to solve complex problems and the importance of being proactive and pushing the envelope.

ECS PRJune 18, 2025

Awards Press Release

ECS Named #1 Managed Service Provider

For the sixth year in a row, ECS is recognized as the top managed service provider on Channel E2E’s Top 100 Vertical Market MSPs list.

ECS PRJune 17, 2025

ECS Culture Mission Continued Recruiting

Mission Continued: Ryan Furr’s Journey From Cyber Ops to Civilian Impact

Ryan Furr, a retired Air Force cyber ops professional and now director of the Cyber Threat Analysis Center (CTAC) at ECS, reflects on his 20 years of service and offers inspiration and practical advice to service members approaching…

ta1enTEDJune 11, 2025

Article Artificial Intelligence

Escaping the Data Swamp

Data lakes have long been the standard for data storage, but they tend to devolve into disorganized “data swamps” that hinder productivity and threaten compliance. The solution? Maturing your data architecture with data mesh.

ta1enTEDJune 10, 2025

Cybersecurity ECS Blog

Test Your Knowledge: Do You Understand Zero Trust And Why It Matters?

The growing sophistication of cyber threats and evolving cybersecurity compliance standards demand a zero-trust approach. We can help you implement zero-trust and secure your organization.

ECS PRJune 5, 2025

Article Cybersecurity

On Driving Cybersecurity With Intelligence

ECS cybersecurity pros exchange insights and practices around intelligence-driven security.

ECS PRMay 27, 2025

Article IT Operations

Mission Failure Isn’t an Option — IT Modernization Is

IT modernization isn’t just about faster systems or sleeker tools. It’s about strategy: embedding agility, visibility, and intelligence into every layer of operations. Four ECS experts break down IT modernization’s importance for federal law enforcement.

ta1enTEDMay 20, 2025

Work That Matters: Virtualization and Systems Guru Robert Laposta Helps Protect the US Army

ECS Named a 2025 Top Washington-area Workplace

Advancing the Federal Data Strategy With Semantic Architecture

Work That Matters: Technical Architect Stephen Giuliani Wants to Unleash Collaboration in Government Cloud

Work That Matters: Virtualization and Systems Guru Robert Laposta Helps Protect the US Army

ECS Named a 2025 Top Washington-area Workplace

Advancing the Federal Data Strategy With Semantic Architecture

Work That Matters: Technical Architect Stephen Giuliani Wants to Unleash Collaboration in Government Cloud

ECS Named #1 Managed Service Provider

Mission Continued: Ryan Furr’s Journey From Cyber Ops to Civilian Impact

Escaping the Data Swamp

Test Your Knowledge: Do You Understand Zero Trust And Why It Matters?

On Driving Cybersecurity With Intelligence

Mission Failure Isn’t an Option — IT Modernization Is

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