Cybersecurity startup wins incentives to add nearly 500 jobs in Boulder County

Cybersecurity startup wins incentives to add nearly 500 jobs in Boulder County

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DENVER — The Colorado Economic Development Commission voted unanimously Thursday morning to extend a tax-incentive offer to an unnamed Boulder County cybersecurity startup with major plans for growth. 

The company — referred to by Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade staff as Project Disco, but identified by BizWest as Radicl Defense Inc., “secures small- and medium-sized businesses from nation state-level cyberthreats,” according to an OEDIT memo.

The state approved a performance-based tax-incentive package that could be worth as much as $2.43 million over eight years should the recipient…