Cybersecurity Services for Evolving Solutions

Jaime Gmach is a founder of Evolving Solutions, and in 2018 he started a second company rather than a second department. Keyva was built to do cloud automation, orchestration and DevOps work, and it was stood up alongside the parent instead of inside it. Evolving Solutions itself has three decades behind it in Hamel, Minnesota, holds IBM Platinum Partner and Cisco Partner Premier Integrator status, and landed on both the CRN 2026 Tech Elite 250 and the CRN Solution Provider 500 Fast Growth List in the same year

Giving automation its own company is a statement about how specialized that work had become. Security has not been given the same treatment. It sits as one of six capability areas beside networking, observability, platforms and systems, data resilience and protection, and AI and intelligent operations, which means it competes internally for the same engineers on every deal. Those engineers get recruited in Minnesota against every other employer in the state. Four straight years on the Star Tribune Minnesota Top Workplaces list is what a firm earns when retention is the binding constraint rather than a pleasant extra, and a place on the Fast Growth list only pulls that constraint tighter

CWS closes the gap without changing the name on the engagement. Our engineers deliver under the Evolving Solutions brand, to a single delivery standard, wherever the work lands across the United States and Canada, and in French as well as English when a Quebec enterprise or a Canadian federal department requires it. Scoping, quoting and project tracking run through Corova, so a security build carries the same pipeline discipline as the platform work rather than being managed off to one side