CGI Federal Inc. has launched an AI-powered IT modernization offering that gives federal agencies fast, clear insight into their most complex legacy systems.
Powered by CGI Federal’s Yukon, a proprietary AI workforce platform, the offering turns decades of fragmented code and missing documentation into a modernization roadmap.
Federal IT teams can now understand systems in hours instead of weeks through AI-generated summaries, plain-language explanations and insights that flag risks, integration points and modernization pathways. The offering strengthens security and compliance by automatically generating software bills of materials, surfacing vulnerabilities such as outdated libraries and hardcoded secrets, and mapping potential attack vectors before changes occur. Its AI-driven impact analysis helps agencies anticipate how updates will affect interconnected services, cutting outage risk and supporting audit readiness and authority-to-operate processes.
The platform supports applications hosted anywhere and runs on Amazon Web Services. Agencies can submit code for secure analysis within CGI Federal’s environment or grant direct repository and API access.
CGI Federal pairs the technology with its analytics and federal domain expertise to build a digital twin of legacy environments. Agencies can start small, scale quickly and make data-driven decisions.
“Many federal missions rely on legacy systems that must be modernized without compromising security or stability,” said Victor Foulk, vice-president of emerging technologies at CGI Federal. “This offering gives agencies the clarity and confidence to modernize rapidly and safely. By combining advanced AI with deep federal expertise, we are helping our clients reduce risk, boost productivity and achieve mission outcomes at speed and scale.”
CGI Federal has already delivered results, including modernizing a mission-critical financial management system. The project rapidly analyzed a large, complex legacy codebase and produced clear, actionable insights and a modernization-ready blueprint. The agency was able to accelerate onboarding, strengthen security and stand up a modernized system.
