Cybersecurity Policy Analyst
About the job
- Review, consolidate, and develop cybersecurity policy with government approval in accordance with requirements.
- Provide technical support and assistance to programs.
- Assess information technology policies, standards, guidelines, or procedures to balance security and operational requirements.
- Brief senior management on cybersecurity policy changes, updates, and progress.
About the company
OCH Technologies provides enterprise IT services to federal agencies, including application modernization, systems integration, secure network infrastructure, cyber defense, cloud engineering, and IT operations. It uses AI-accelerated development to modernize legacy systems, implement zero-trust security, and optimize cloud environments. The firm differentiates itself with a sustained federal focus, strong certifications (CMMI Level 3, ISO), SBA 8(a) status, Hispanic ownership, and EOS-led leadership plus government-focused partnerships and joint ventures. Its goal is to modernize and secure critical federal IT systems to improve performance, reliability, and security for agencies like the FAA, DOT, and DOD.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
N/A
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- FAA awarded OCH a $21.1 million FY2026 task order on April 10, 2026.
- OCH's FAA contract 693KA923F00056 received a March 25, 2026 option-year extension.
- The company reports $50.6 million in federal obligations across eight awards by September 2026.
What critics are saying
- HigherGov flags OCH as a vulnerable incumbent graduating from 8(a) in August 2026.
- FAA concentration leaves OCH exposed if eFAST recompetes shift to larger rivals in 2027.
- Loss of FAA task orders threatens most revenue and triggers rapid downsizing.
What makes OCH Technologies unique
- FAA eFAST work spans NAS security, ATO operations, and NDP flight data programs.
- OCH holds STARS3 and MAS vehicles, broadening access beyond single-award dependencies.
- Michael O'Connor has led federal IT modernization since 2014, backed by 20+ years.
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Benefits
- Remote Work Options