Cybersecurity Services for Chi Corporation

Chi Corporation began in 1968 when Case Institute of Technology, now Case Western Reserve University, spun its computer operation out as a private company rather than buy a bigger UNIVAC. The venture had been called Project X, and chi is the Greek letter that looks like an X. Case sold the business in the mid 1970s to a group of investors, one of whom is still an owner today. Fifty eight years later the company works from a single building on Naiman Parkway in Cleveland

Continuity of that kind carries a cost. No private equity sponsor underwrites a hiring plan here, and one office covers banking, healthcare, higher education, legal, manufacturing, automotive, media and retail customers. Meanwhile the partner list has grown to carry Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike alongside the storage and data protection lines Chi built its name on. Each of those is a separate specialism with its own certification path and its own delivery rhythm. Self funded growth cannot support a dedicated engineer for every one of them, and regulated customers in Cleveland do not wait patiently while one gets recruited. Banks and hospitals in particular tend to arrive with a deadline already attached

CWS supplies the specialists without Chi taking on the payroll. Our engineers work under the Chi Corporation name on a single delivery standard, available across the United States and Canada, and in French where Quebec or Canadian federal work demands it. Quotes, scope and project status live in Corova, which means a Palo Alto Networks build or a CrowdStrike deployment gets priced and tracked the way a storage refresh always has been