SimSpace has moved its global headquarters to Orlando, taking 7,000 square feet designed for collaborative work and settling beside the customers, academic partners and programs, Cyber Florida and PCTE among them, that anchor the state’s cybersecurity ecosystem. The move was announced at the SimSpace Summit in February at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando Resort. “Florida is the most cyber-forward state in the country,” Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins said, pointing to how closely government, academia and industry work together there. CEO Peter Lee tied the decision to the problem SimSpace exists to solve, the train-test gap, where organizations claim readiness without proving it. Closing it means continuously testing people, technology and AI under realistic conditions.
