Tusker has acquired Fortress Security Risk Management (SRM), a pioneer in Security Operations Centers (SOCs), significantly expanding its managed services and cybersecurity capabilities, following insights from CRN. This strategic move integrates Fortress SRM's 24/7 threat detection, analysis, and remediation services, powered by a 48-member cybersecurity team, into Tusker's existing portfolio.The acquisition of Fortress SRM, previously owned by Fulcrum IT Partners, aims to deepen Tusker's market penetration in the midmarket security services sector, adding approximately 70 new customers. For Tusker's existing customer base of over 1,000, this provides access to critical cybersecurity services and specialized talent. Tusker CEO Matt Zafirovski highlighted that the integration is driven by the escalating cybersecurity needs of organizations navigating an increasingly complex threat landscape, particularly with the rise of AI.Fortress SRM's expertise in managed security, virtual CISO leadership, incident response, digital forensics, and security consulting will help address challenges related to data sovereignty and AI security. This move enhances Tusker's existing compliance with NIST and SOC 2 standards, solidifying its position as a comprehensive cybersecurity partner. This marks Tusker's fifth acquisition since 2017 and follows its recent rebranding, with plans for further expansion.Source: CRN
Endpoint/Device Security, Security Operations, Mergers and Acquisitions, vCISO, Managed Security Services, SOC, AI/ML
Tusker acquires Fortress SRM to bolster cybersecurity offerings
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