Cybersecurity company could bring 130 jobs to Broomfield

DENVER — A Virginia-based cybersecurity company was offered just more than $2 million in tax incentives on Thursday by the Colorado Economic Development Commission to set up shop in Broomfield County and create 130 new jobs.
The company, referred to by the EDC and staff with Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade staff as Project Stronghold, aims to “protect the U.S. and transform the way their clients meet critical challenges by combining superior talent with cutting-edge technical solutions to ensure mission success,” according to an OEDIT memo.
It is the commission’s practice not to identify companies OEDIT is recruiting until…
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