Cygna Labs announced that it has completed its previously announced acquisition of Diamond IP, a critical provider of connectivity, cloud, and security services, from BT. Christian Ehrenthal will continue as president and CEO of Cygna Labs Corp. and Michael Dooley was named senior vice president of the DDI business unit.

Cygna Labs is a software developer and is now one of the top three global DDI vendors. Many Fortune 100 customers rely on the company's ongoing innovations to provide insight and security into cloud and hybrid environments. The company's main private equity owner, INVISION, is one of Europe's leading investment companies for growth financing of medium-sized businesses.

Christian Ehrenthal, CEO, Cygna Labs Corp. said, "We are excited about the opportunities ahead for Cygna Labs and our customers as we expand our product portfolio to incorporate this industry-leading technology. The closing of this acquisition brings us one step closer to realizing our mission of providing a seamless approach to security and compliance solutions. We look forward to this next chapter as we continue our ongoing growth trajectory."

Alexander Haecker, CEO, Cygna Labs Group, said: Modern DDI systems serve as the heart of today's diverse and hybrid networks. It enables consistent and accurate tracking of IP address and DNS assignments. By bringing together the innovative spirit of Cygna Labs, the combined brain trust of our leadership teams and the power of our global footprint, our existing and new customers will benefit from our ongoing commitment to streamline processes, promote agility and enhance our independent full managed service offering.

Eduard Reder, investment director, INVISION said, "Diamond IP is a great addition to the Cygna Labs portfolio, and we are excited to be a part of the Cygna Labs growth story as they expand and continue to innovate new solutions for their key global enterprises. We believe that Cygna Labs is well-positioned to continue to lead the industry in DDI, security, and compliance solutions."