King & Spalding's data, privacy and security team in Washington, D.C., is enjoying a growth spurt.

Last week, the group added Scott Ferber, former counsel for cyber investigations in the U.S. Justice Department's National Security Division. This week, King & Spalding poached a pair of partners, Robert Hudock and Adam Solander, from Epstein Becker & Green.

“The thing that jumped out at us was the sophistication of their cybersecurity practice,” Solander said about King & Spalding's appeal. “I think what made the decision so easy was the great people that are here.”