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VTG Acquires Three Companies To Expand Intelligence Community Footprint

VTG Acquires Three Companies To Expand Intelligence Community Footprint
John Hassoun, president and CEO of VTG. Photo: VTG

VTG on Tuesday said it has completed three more acquisitions that enhance its capabilities, solutions offerings, and footprint with the intelligence community. Terms of the deals for Byte Systems, LLC, iota IT, LLC, and Tunuva Technologies Inc. were not disclosed. The three companies combined bring more than 100 new personnel to VTG, which now has about 1,700 employees. Byte Systems provides secure network and data engineering and analytics solutions. Tunuva has expertise in cyber and information security, analytics solutions, and…

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