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Business/Financial

Accenture Acquires Australian IT Security Company Redcore

Wednesday, August 24th, 2016

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Accenture [ACN] entered into an agreement to acquire the Australian-based Redcore, a consulting company that focuses on several IT security issues, Accenture said Monday.Redcore was founded in 2010 and provides identity and access management services (IAM) as well as security services for cloud, network management, public key infrastructure, cyber defense, applications, and the internet of things (IoT). Its clients are in the government, finance, health, retail, and communications industries. Redcore has about 130 employees.Redcore earlier deployed large-scale cybersecurity solutions in…

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