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Business/Financial

Camber Acquires Small Firm That Serves Intelligence Community

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Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

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Camber Corp. said yesterday it has acquired Veritas Analytics to bolster its capabilities in intelligence analysis and cyber security. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Northern Virginia-based Veritas has 30 employees. The company's employees are intelligence professional with experience in data collection and analysis, counter-narcotics analysis, geospatial intelligence, and counter-terrorism support. Camber said the acquisition, along with its recent purchase of intelligence and information technology services provider i2S, Inc., add to its existing capabilities for cyber security in the…

Congress

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Congress

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Congress

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