Ad-Hoc-News.De SGS Acquires Prescient Security to Enhance Cybersecurity Offerings
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- •SGS acquired a majority stake in Prescient Security on October 2, 2026.
- •The acquisition aims to generate CHF 200 million in additional revenue by 2027.
- •Prescient Security serves over 5,000 customers globally with a focus on cybersecurity and compliance.
SGS has acquired a majority stake in Prescient Security, a US-based cybersecurity provider, announced on October 2, 2026. This acquisition aims to bolster SGS's Digital Trust platform, targeting an additional CHF 200 million in revenue by 2027. Prescient Security employs over 350 staff and serves 5,000 customers globally, offering services in information security, payment security, data protection, and penetration testing. The deal aligns with SGS's strategic goals following a strong H1 2026 performance, which saw sales of CHF 3.7 billion and an adjusted operating margin of 15.1%. The acquisition is expected to enhance SGS's capabilities in protecting against digital threats across various sectors, including finance and healthcare.
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