Cybersecurity Buyers & Acquisitions in Connecticut

Tracked deals

5

5 tracked deals across 2022-2025.

Buyer mix

Mixed buyer set

4 pe · 4 strategic

Top trend

Volume peaked in 2022

3 tracked deals announced in 2022.

Buyer Snapshot

Top Buyers

Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.

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Buyer # Deals Focus Type
Ares Management Credit Funds 1 Credit funds included among financing sources for the tra... Mixed
Blackstone Credit 1 Credit investment platform included among financing sourc... Mixed
Carlyle Global Credit 1 Global credit platform included among financing sources f... Mixed
Court Square Capital Management 1 Middle-market private equity firm investing across busine... PE
DNSFilter 1 AI-powered DNS-layer security provider delivering DNS-bas... Strategic
Golub Capital 1 Credit provider included among financing sources for the ... Mixed
Insight Partners 1 Venture capital and private equity investor focused on hi... PE
Kaseya 1 Unified IT and security management software provider for ... Strategic
Oak Hill Advisors 1 Investment/credit manager included among financing source... Mixed
Owl Rock Capital 1 Credit provider included among financing sources for the ... Mixed

Acquisition Volume in Cybersecurity in Connecticut by Year

Last 3 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 3 years for Cybersecurity Buyers & Acquisitions in Connecticut. 3 2022 1 2024 1 2025

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Buyer
    SDG Corporation
    Target
    Hub City Media, Inc.
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Type
    Buyout

    SDG Corporation has acquired Hub City Media, Inc., a consultancy specializing in identity and access management (IAM), to expand its end-to-end IAM capabilities across advisory, integration, and managed services. The deal strengthens SDG's identity-first security offering and deepens partnerships with leading identity technology providers while integrating Hub City Media's technical expertise into SDG's global managed services.

  • Buyer
    Recognize
    Target
    SDG Corporation
    Industry
    Cybersecurity

    Recognize, a private equity firm focused on digital services, has made a strategic growth investment in SDG Corporation, a Norwalk, Connecticut-based provider of advisory, implementation, and managed cybersecurity services. SDG (approximately 400 employees) will continue to be led by founder and CEO Ajay Gupta, and Recognize will support the company’s buildout and accelerated growth in identity and access management (IAM), threat, and risk services.

  • Buyer
    DNSFilter
    Target
    Guardian
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Type
    Buyout

    DNSFilter has acquired Guardian, the developer of the Guardian Firewall + VPN mobile privacy platform, to add full firewall and VPN capabilities to its AI-powered DNS security offering. The deal expands DNSFilter’s product into a more complete Secure Web Gateway (SWG), enabling URL, file type, IP and port filtering alongside DNS protection.

  • Buyer
    Thrive, Court Square Capital Management
    Target
    Edge Technology Group
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Type
    Addon

    Thrive, a portfolio company of Court Square Capital Management, has acquired Connecticut-based Edge Technology Group, a managed IT services and technology advisory firm serving alternative investment managers. The deal expands Thrive's international footprint with new offices and data centers across the United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Philippines and strengthens its cybersecurity, cloud, and automation capabilities for financial services clients.

  • Buyer
    Kaseya, Insight Partners, TPG, Temasek, Sixth Street, Golub Capital, Blackstone Credit, Ares Management Credit Funds, Owl Rock Capital, Oak Hill Advisors, Carlyle Global Credit
    Target
    Datto
    Seller
    Datto stockholders, Vista Equity Partners
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Type
    Buyout

    Kaseya completed its $6.2 billion all-cash acquisition of Datto, valuing Datto at $35.50 per share. The deal strengthens Kaseya’s IT Complete platform with Datto’s continuity, networking, endpoint management and business management solutions and includes planned workflow integrations and price reductions for Datto technology.

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