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CompSec Direct is a C4ISR firm specialized in Cyber Security. SDVOSB, Buy Maryland Cyber QMCS, & MBE certified company comprised of former network operators from different sectors of the federal government. We are a Maryland CATS+ master contract holder and are looking for new business partnerships to pursue new opportunities.

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Odenton, MD, 21113

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