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St. Louis business development program invests in cybersecurity startup

St. Louis Business Journal

Jan 16, 2019

SixThirty Cyber, a St. Louis-based business development program, participated in a $2 million seed funding round for cybersecurity firm Syncurity. Bethesda, Maryland-based Syncurit…

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St. Louis business development program invests in cybersecurity startup

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