Cybertrust acquisition to boost Verizon offerings

  • By Michael Hardy
  • May 14, 2007
Verizon Business will acquire Cybertrust Inc., adding its global information security services to Verizon's offerings for agencies and businesses.

The deal is expected to close in 60 to 90 days, Verizon said. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Cybertrust's specializes in making critical data secure and protecting identifies. The acquisition will boost Verizon's existing security offerings and strengthen the communications provider's appeal to potential customers concerned about protection of their information, Verizon said.

Cybertrust's Identity Management unit is an important part of the appeal to agencies, Verizon said. It allows customers to manage user identities across a range of systems and applications.

Michael Hardy is an associate editor for Washington Technology, an 1105 Government Information Group publication.

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Technology journalist Michael Hardy is a former FCW editor.

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