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Business/Financial

ManTech Acquires Cyber Security Firm

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Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

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ManTech International [MANT] yesterday said it has acquired the small firm DDK Technology Group, Inc., bolstering its capabilities in cyber security and information technology support. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. ManTech said that DDK, which is a small veteran owned business, is expected to generate $14 million in sales this year. Maryland-based DDK provides cyber intelligence analysis, computer and network forensics and counterterrorism and counterintelligence support and analysis. One of its key customers is the Naval Criminal Investigative…

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