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Nomios Strengthens Cybersecurity Service Offering by Acquiring Dionach, With the Support of Keensight Capital

October 24, 2024 By admin Leave a Comment

PARIS, October 24, 2024 – Nomios, a European expert in cybersecurity and secure network services, announces the acquisition of Dionach, a UK-based cybersecurity services provider. This strategic acquisition enables Nomios to further expand its service offering through Dionach’s best-in-class penetration testing, cybersecurity audit, and compliance services. The acquisition was supported by Keensight Capital (“Keensight”), one of the leading private equity managers dedicated to pan-European Growth Buyout [1] investments, who took a majority stake in Nomios in November 2023.

This acquisition strengthens Nomios’ leading position in Europe, now with a team of over 800 professionals across seven European markets and annual revenue of c.€500m.

Dionach, a leading British cybersecurity services provider based in Oxford, UK, employs over 50 cybersecurity experts and serves a diverse global client base of more than 400 organisations across various industries, such as finance, aviation, energy, healthcare, retail and technology. The company offers specialized services designed to assess cyber resilience and protect crucial information assets, including penetration testing, red team security assessment, security auditing and consulting services.

Earlier in 2024, Nomios and Dionach formed a strategic partnership, leveraging their highly complementary offerings. This acquisition will see the companies become fully integrated and further enhance Nomios’ capabilities in the cybersecurity consulting, audit and penetration testing segments, while also expanding its client base and reinforcing its market presence in the UK.

Sebastien Kher, CEO and founder of Nomios, said: “We are delighted to build on our existing partnership with Dionach through this acquisition. We are confident that, together, we will be able to drive further growth by providing our clients with holistic cybersecurity services. Dionach’s market-leading cybersecurity consulting services will support Nomios to scale our existing offer in those segments, and the company’s strong regional market presence will help us expand and consolidate our geographic reach.”

Ewan McKenzie, CEO and founder of Dionach, added: “Since the beginning of our relationship with Nomios, we saw perfect alignment of our culture, values and vision. The combination of Nomios and Dionach will create a full-service cybersecurity solutions provider, which can serve a diverse range of customers across the world, ensuring that we stay ahead of evolving threats together. We look forward to working even more closely with Sebastien and the wider Nomios team.”

Philippe Crochet, Managing Partner at Keensight Capital, concluded: “Nomios is already a recognised leader in cybersecurity across Europe, the acquisition of Dionach will allow Nomios to further expand its consulting capabilities and its international footprint. We look forward to continuing to support both companies in this exciting next phase of growth.”

About Nomios
Nomios is one of Europe’s leading providers of cybersecurity services. With a deep-rooted commitment to understanding and addressing clients’ unique needs, Nomios ensures personalised and effective strategies that drive tangible results. Leveraging a wealth of experience and expertise across various industries, Nomios delivers innovative solutions that empower businesses to navigate complex technological landscapes with confidence. Nomios has a broad customer base in a wide range of sectors. Founded in 2004, Nomios now has more than 20 offices in seven European countries. It has continually expanded its range of services, including integration, consulting, support, managed services and SOC and VOC. Nomios is renowned for its experienced, loyal and highly certified engineers, making it a leading partner for vendors such as Palo Alto Networks, Juniper Networks, Cisco, Fortinet, F5, and others. www.nomios.com

About Dionach
Dionach is an independent, CREST approved global provider of information security solutions. With a twenty-four-year track record delivering insight-led cybersecurity services to organisations worldwide, Dionach strengthens cyber resilience, mitigate risk and safeguard most valuable information assets right across the enterprise. Dionach delivers a range of Assurance services ranging from Network and Web Application Penetration Testing Services, Red and Purple Team engagements, SCADA and OT Testing through to Governance Risk and Compliance Services. Over 400 public and private sector organisations worldwide currently entrust their cyber security services. www.dionach.com

About Keensight Capital
Keensight Capital (“Keensight”), one of the leading European Growth Buyout firms, is committed to supporting entrepreneurs as they implement their growth strategies. With over 25 years of experience and €5.5bn of assets under management, Keensight Capital’s team of seasoned professionals leverages their differentiated private equity experience to invest in profitably growing companies generating revenues in the range of €10 million to €400 million. Drawing on its expertise in the Technology and Healthcare sectors, Keensight identifies the best investment opportunities in Europe and works closely with the management teams providing capital, strategic guidance and operational support. Keensight operates in more than 90 countries across the globe with a presence in Paris, London, Boston, and Singapore. www.keensight.com

[1] Growth Buyout: investment in profitable, private companies experiencing strong growth, in minority or majority positions, with or without leverage, using a flexible approach tailored to the needs of individual entrepreneurs, in order to finance organic growth projects, acquisition strategies or provide historic shareholders with liquidity.

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