CATONSVILLE, MD — (Marketwire) — 02/02/12 — (), a cyber security training and assessment company specializing in Mobile Computing for Smartphones and Tablets with a specialty in Apple iOS (iPad and iPhone), was recently awarded HUBZone Certification by the U.S. Small Business Association () for establishing their offices in a Historically Underutilized Business Zone ().
Peter Coddington, CEO, explains, “PaRaBaL went into business in 2009, at the very beginning of the economic downturn. Regardless of the bad economy for other firms, PaRaBaL grew extremely fast. PaRaBaL elected to build its office in a HUBZone and hire employees within that HUBZone. PaRaBaL creates, promotes, and maintains cutting edge software products for as well as securing mobile devices (). The HUBZone program encourages companies to set up their operations in areas within the US that are currently in dire need of employers. America has the best workers in the world; they just need a chance and place to shine. PaRaBaL has built beautiful office spaces and hired employees that have grown with the company from one employee to six employees, all within a HUBZone.”
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founded in 2009, is a Hub Zone Company located at near University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). has extensive experience working with the federal government and the private sector to discover and implement software solutions to help government agencies achieve critical mission goals. has a number of contracts with government as well as commercial organizations to help with Apple iOS security. For more information please visit or email us at .
The Historically Underutilized Business Zones () program was sanctioned into law as a part of the Small Business Reauthorization Act of 1997. It encourages economic development in HUBZones by promoting development and employment growth in distressed areas, providing HUBZone companies access to federal contracting opportunities.
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