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November 9, 2026
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Business · Pasco County

DSi Compliance Opens Second U.S. Office in Wesley Chapel

The London-based cybersecurity firm will launch an internship program with Saint Leo University this December.

By Thiago Kovalenko ·

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DSi Compliance, a London-based cybersecurity firm, is opening its second office in the United States in Pasco County. The company established its first U.S. presence in Virginia in 2021. It recently joined the SMARTLandings Program to facilitate its expansion to the new location.

Bradley Geppert, the company’s CEO, described the move as a major milestone. “Launching in Pasco is a huge step for us and marks our second office in the U.S.,” he said. Geppert added that the firm is pleased to launch its first internship program in partnership with Saint Leo University. He noted that the program will allow students to learn directly from company teams.

The new office will be located at the SMARTstart @ the Grove Entrepreneur Center in Wesley Chapel. Pasco Economic Development Council facilitated introductions between the firm and local partners. These partners include the Pasco Sheriff’s Office, Saint Leo University, and Pasco-Hernando State College.

DSi Compliance helps prevent and protect against cybercrime. Its DS-Keywords platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze digital files. The technology identifies case-relevant information and prioritizes data. This process allows analysts to focus on business-critical tasks without being overwhelmed by redundant or low-value information.

The company plans to launch the internship program in December. Students participating in the program will learn the basics of cybersecurity technology. Geppert expressed hope that the internship model could eventually be rolled out nationwide.

Bill Cronin, CEO of the Pasco Economic Development Council, welcomed the addition of another internationally owned company to the county. “This expansion into Florida highlights Pasco County’s strategic location for defense-related companies to grow and thrive in a business community near United States Central Command and United States Special Operations Command,” Cronin said.

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