Arctic Wolf, a security operations center-as-a-service (SOCaaS) provider, doubled its annual revenue in the company's latest fiscal year. Moreover, revenues for the quarter ended April 30 reached a record high, Arctic Wolf says.
The big question: Is Arctic Wolf marching toward an eventual IPO or strategic exit, or will the company eventually chew on Series E funding opportunities? It may be too soon to say since the company in March 2020 raised $60 million in Series D financing.
Also unknown: What are Arctic Wolf's actual revenue, EBITDA and net income figures? Those details remain undisclosed by the privately held, venture capital-backed software company.
What Cybersecurity Solutions Does Arctic Wolf Offer?
Arctic Wolf offers a variety of cybersecurity solutions, including:
Arctic Wolf's cybersecurity solutions are delivered via the company's concierge security team, which provides tailored threat detection and response and ongoing risk management. They also work in combination with a cloud-native platform designed to protect organizations against cyber threats.
Setting a SOCaaS Standard in the IT Channel?
Arctic Wolf also uses a 100 percent channel partner strategy, which enables U.S. and Canadian channel partners to integrate the company's SOCaaS into their portfolios and offer MDR as a value-add solution or service.
Still, the SOCaaS market for MSPs and MSSPs remains highly fragmented -- especially in the small business segment. Dozens of cloud, software, MDR and MSSP companies promote SOCaaS solutions to partners and end-customers. Also, venture capitalists continue to invest heavily in the market.
True believers include Google's venture capital arm, which led Expel's Series D funding in May 2020 to drive SOCaaS expansion.
Additional insights from Joe Panettieri.
