Cybersecurity Firm Invests in New 13,000-Square-Foot Facility with State and Local Support
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (July 15, 2026) — Cybersecurity company Securin is expanding its Albuquerque operations with support from the State of New Mexico and the City of Albuquerque, creating 93 new high-wage jobs as demand for its cybersecurity and AI-powered defense services continues to grow.
Founded in Albuquerque, Securin is relocating from its current 3,000-square-foot office to a newly renovated 13,000-square-foot headquarters in the city’s North Valley. The expansion reflects the company’s continued growth while reinforcing its long-term commitment to building New Mexico’s technology workforce.
The project is expected to create 93 new jobs with an average annual salary of approximately $71,000, further strengthening Albuquerque’s growing reputation as a cybersecurity and technology hub.
State and City Partner to Support Expansion
The expansion is supported through New Mexico’s Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) program.
Public investment includes:
- $250,000 in LEDA assistance from the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD)
- $100,000 in LEDA funding from the City of Albuquerque
- Support for facility renovation and workforce expansion
- Investment aimed at strengthening New Mexico’s cybersecurity ecosystem
State officials said the project highlights New Mexico’s ability to help homegrown technology companies scale while remaining headquartered in the state.
Homegrown Company Expands Global Reach
Securin has grown from a local startup into a global cybersecurity company serving:
- Enterprise organizations
- Government agencies
- School districts
- Healthcare systems
- Utility providers
- Critical infrastructure organizations
The company specializes in identifying security vulnerabilities, validating cyber defenses and helping organizations proactively defend against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats using AI-powered security validation.
Company Leadership Highlights New Mexico’s Talent Pipeline
Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala, CEO of Securin, said the company’s roots trace back to his cybersecurity research at New Mexico Tech, where he developed his approach to offensive security testing.
He said the expansion demonstrates that New Mexico can become a national leader in both cybersecurity and artificial intelligence by creating high-paying jobs, developing local talent and building world-class security technologies within the state.
Officials Celebrate Technology Sector Growth
State and local leaders praised the investment as another milestone in Albuquerque’s expanding technology economy.
Rob Black, Secretary of the New Mexico Economic Development Department, said Securin’s success demonstrates that innovative companies can launch, grow and compete globally while remaining headquartered in New Mexico.
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller called cybersecurity one of the city’s fastest-growing industries, noting the expansion will create new career opportunities while strengthening Albuquerque’s global technology presence.
Max Gruner, Albuquerque Economic Development Director, said supporting local companies as they grow is one of the smartest investments the city can make, emphasizing the project’s impact on job creation and economic development.
Chad Matheson, President and CEO of the Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance (AREA), praised Securin’s continued success, saying the expansion represents another homegrown New Mexico company creating quality jobs while expanding its global footprint.
Strengthening New Mexico’s Cybersecurity Industry
The expansion reinforces Albuquerque’s growing position as a center for cybersecurity innovation and advanced technology. With increased office space, additional hiring and continued investment in AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, Securin is expected to play an increasingly important role in supporting both regional economic growth and national cyber resilience.
