ITC Federal has acquired Apriva ISS, a division of Apriva, LLC.
The company specializes in secure, classified mobility and communications solutions and will operate as ITC-ISS, a division of ITC Federal.
“ITC Federal is deeply committed to the law enforcement mission. Our acquisition of Apriva ISS will strengthen these relationships, especially at agencies like the FBI. The people, expertise and real, fielded solutions offered by ITC-ISS are based on twenty years building classified communications for the most demanding environments in government. Expertise like that does not come on the market often,” said Greg Fitzgerald, CEO of ITC Federal.
“ITC-ISS brings CSfC depth and DOD experience to better support every customer we serve.”
ITC-ISS brings secure gateway and virtual private network products, management and monitoring software for deployed devices, and authentication software for ruggedized field hardware to national security and law enforcement missions.
This work enables cleared personnel to access classified networks from field offices, vehicles and forward locations using commercial devices connected through cellular, Wi-Fi or satellite networks. The company also provides NSA Commercial Solutions for Classified registration and validation.
“Our standard has always been straightforward: deliver secure communications that work wherever the mission takes our customers. That commitment will not change. Joining ITC Federal gives us the scale, resources and investment to build on more than two decades of trusted performance while expanding our impact across the Department of Defense, intelligence community and federal law enforcement,” said Brian McElroy, senior vice president and general manager at ITC-ISS.
“Together, we are creating new opportunities for our people, accelerating innovation for our customers and strengthening a capability that is more important than ever to national security missions.”
The acquisition comes as classified communications enter a modernization cycle. NSA is updating its CSfC Capability Packages to incorporate the quantum-resistant CNSA 2.0 algorithm suite, with new national security system acquisitions expected to support the standards in 2027.
ITC Federal said it plans to invest in ITC-ISS’s experience navigating accreditation requirements and deploying systems capable of operating under demanding field conditions. Apriva ISS has engineered secure voice and data communications for the Defense Department, intelligence community, federal law enforcement and allied partners since 2004, and holds a prime contract with the FBI.
The business officially joined ITC Federal on September 1, and ITC-ISS will operate under existing leadership, with its engineering base in Phoenix.