TLDR:
- Cyber security company, Invictus International Consulting, is expanding in Colorado Springs, bringing 130 new jobs with an average annual wage of $168,923.
- The company will provide cybersecurity and Internet Service Provider engineering and operations support for government agencies, defense organizations, and private sector clients.
A cyber security company, Invictus International Consulting, has announced its expansion in Colorado Springs. The company plans to bring an estimated 130 new jobs to the community with an average annual wage of $168,923, significantly higher than the average in El Paso County. Invictus, a Veteran-owned cybersecurity and technology integrator, will focus on providing cybersecurity and Internet Service Provider engineering and operations support for government agencies, defense organizations, and private sector clients.
Colorado Governor Polis expressed excitement about Invictus choosing Colorado for expansion, highlighting the state’s leadership in cybersecurity. The Colorado Economic Development Commission has approved performance-based Job Growth Incentive Tax Credits totaling $2,010,864 for the company, contingent upon meeting job creation and salary requirements. Local incentives from the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC, City of Colorado Springs, and El Paso County amount to $370,493 to support Invictus’ expansion.
While specific details on the location of Invictus’ expansion in Colorado Springs were not provided, the company also considered Reston, Virginia, and San Antonio, Texas for potential growth. Invictus’ expansion is expected to contribute to the advancement of the aerospace and defense industry in Colorado.
In conclusion, Invictus International Consulting’s expansion in Colorado Springs signals a significant investment in cybersecurity and technology in the region, with the creation of high-paying jobs and support from both state and local authorities.