Motorship ABS Acquires RMC Global to Enhance Cybersecurity and Resilience Solutions
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- •ABS acquired RMC Global to enhance cybersecurity and risk management capabilities.
- •The merger combines RMC's expertise with ABS Consulting's global resources.
- •Both organizations share a commitment to protecting critical infrastructure and resilience.
On April 30, 2026, ABS, through its affiliate ABSG Consulting Inc., announced the acquisition of RMC Global, a provider of industrial cybersecurity, risk management, and resiliency solutions. This strategic acquisition aims to strengthen ABS Consulting's capabilities in addressing increasing operational risks, cyber threats, and regulatory pressures faced by clients. The merger combines RMC's expertise in critical infrastructure protection with ABS Consulting's global resources and technical depth. ABS Chairman and CEO John McDonald emphasized the cultural and mission alignment between the two organizations, both committed to delivering practical solutions that enhance resilience. RMC President Vince Kuchar noted that the partnership positions them to better support clients in adapting to growing risks. The acquisition is expected to unlock more integrated solutions for clients navigating complex risk environments.
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