BlueAlly acquires GigaNetworks, adds enterprise security services
BlueAlly said the acquisition of GigaNetworks expands its enterprise security, networking and managed services offerings.
BlueAlly said on Aug. 3, 2026, that it acquired GigaNetworks, a Miami-based provider of enterprise IT and network security solutions.
The company said the deal expands its security and networking capabilities and brings together advisory, implementation, security, integration and managed services under one platform. BlueAlly said the combination is aimed at supporting clients across security, cloud, networking, infrastructure and operational needs.
GigaNetworks was founded in 2008 and has focused on helping clients evaluate, implement and support security and network solutions tailored to their environments, according to the release. BlueAlly said its services include security, compliance, modern data center, cloud, application development and modernization, workforce collaboration, DevOps, automation and advanced networking.
BlueAlly Chief Revenue Officer Ian Daum said the company was “excited to welcome” GigaNetworks and its clients. He said the two companies share similar cultures, which he said has helped accelerate integration efforts.
GigaNetworks CTO David Mendenhall said the integration with BlueAlly expands the team’s capabilities and gives clients access to a broader portfolio and BlueAlly’s national reach.
The release said Source Capital is the private equity firm behind the transaction context. It described Source Capital as an investor in mature, middle-market companies with more than $2 million in EBITDA. No purchase price, structure or closing terms were provided.
BlueAlly did not say when the integration will be completed or whether any changes will be made to the GigaNetworks brand.
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