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Tyrone natives to the fore as firms add lustre to Northern Ireland's cyber security cluster

Economy Minister Gordon Lyons (centre) announced that US IT and cyber security services provider Agio is creating 100 jobs in Belfast. With him are (from left) Thomas Raju, Belfast site lead for Agio; Invest NI chief executive Kevin Holland; and Agio's Ray Hillen (managing director of cyber security) and Garvin McKee (chief revenue officer)
Economy Minister Gordon Lyons (centre) announced that US IT and cyber security services provider Agio is creating 100 jobs in Belfast. With him are (from left) Thomas Raju, Belfast site lead for Agio; Invest NI chief executive Kevin Holland; and Agio's Ray Hillen (managing director of cyber security) and Garvin McKee (chief revenue officer)
By Gary McDonald Business Editor