United States:
Cybersecurity Startups Poised For Growth As Two Bills Aim To Streamline Federal Contracting
09 August 2016
Fox Rothschild LLP
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Alexander S. Radus authored the Philadelphia Alliance
for Capital and Technologies article, "Cybersecurity
Startups Poised for Growth as Two Bills Aim To Streamline Federal
Contracting."
Cybersecurity solutions are in high demand and investors are
betting on startups for high returns. In the past six years, high
growth emerging companies in this space have received a total of $9
billion in venture capital funding, according to the National
Venture Capital Association.
But while the private sector has rapidly adopted the solutions
that cybersecurity startups develop, the federal government has
been missing out on these innovations due to its cumbersome and
confusing procurement process.
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