Bregal Milestone has today announced the launch of CyberSentriq, an integrated cybersecurity and data protection platform purpose-built for managed service providers and the customers they service.
CyberSentriq is formed through the acquisition of TitanHQ and its merger with Redstor, a Bregal Milestone portfolio company. The new unified platform is targeting $100m in annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 2028, through organic and inorganic growth strategies.
Redstor and TitanHQ are said to already offer cybersecurity and data protection solutions to over 3,000 MSPs, protecting more than 150,000 small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) worldwide. CyberSentriq is offering AI-driven threat detection, cloud-based backup and recovery, advanced email and web security, security awareness training, and secure email archiving and encryption.
James Griffin, CEO of CyberSentriq, said: “We’re setting a new standard for MSP-first cybersecurity. MSPs safeguarding the critical SMB economy are underserved and have been let down by vendors out of touch with their day-to-day needs. CyberSentriq changes that. By uniting two key companies known for technology and service excellence, we’re giving MSPs exactly what they need - comprehensive protection without compromising quality, partnership, or performance.”
Ronan Kavanagh, CRO at CyberSentriq, added: “We are combining two hugely successful companies, whose success is driven by a fundamental understanding of the MSP, their needs, and how we create value for them. We’re here to eradicate operational drag and provide MSPs with proactive cybersecurity, data protection, and operational resilience, providing a value enablement platform allowing them to better serve their customers.”
CyberSentriq is backed by a lender syndicate led by HSBC Innovation Banking and JP Morgan.
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AIMAI has secured a five-year lease for an 800 sq ft office on the 4th floor at The Globe, where a number of technology-focused SMEs operate.
AIMAI was established in 2023 to help businesses transform by leveraging AI to automate processes and upskill teams, supporting efficiency and growth.
-TD SYNNEX has entered into a collaboration with Cyberseer, a specialist in advanced threat management, aimed at accelerating partner capabilities in Google cloud security and enhancing their potential to grow license sales.
The alliance will provide end-to-end support on Google SecOps for channel partners, with TD SYNNEX providing access to the full Google Cloud suite of IaaS, PaaS and SaaS solutions, and Cyberseer providing expert pre-sales consulting, professional services for installation, and 24x7 management on Google security.
-Park Place Technologies, the data centre and networking optimisation player, has partnered with distributor Softcat to provide access to its internal training portal, Uptime Academy. The initiative aims to enhance Softcat’s support services team’s knowledge and capabilities, ultimately leading to improve service delivery for customers.
Park Place collaborates with thousands of partners globally and says it selected Softcat for this pilot programme to demonstrate its commitment to partner enablement, and to Softcat’s teams.
-Zero Networks, the cybersecurity company focusing on microsegmentation, has raised $55m in Series C funding. The raise solidifies Zero Networks’ position at the forefront of the “Era of the Defender”, it says – “a paradigm shift in cybersecurity where the burden of effort no longer falls on defenders reacting to threats, but on attackers forced to confront proactive, identity, and network-driven controls.
The round was led by Highland Europe, with participation from existing investors F2 Venture Capital, PICO Venture Partners, Venrock, and U.S. Venture Partners (USVP). This brings Zero Networks’ total funding to more than $100m. Jacob Bernstein, principal at Highland Europe, will join the company’s board of directors.
-Netlight, the international digital consulting company, has announced the opening of a new office in London “in the fall of 2025”. With the opening of the London office, Netlight strengthens its global presence, expanding to a total of 13 offices across nine countries.
Last year, Netlight expanded into North America with a new office in Toronto, Canada.
-Qlik, the data integration and analytics vendor, has launched native support for Snowflake-managed Apache Iceberg tables, enabling “fast, open-format data pipelines directly into Snowflake’s highly performant, governed environment”.
Alongside this, Qlik is introducing additional capabilities that allow customers to leverage Qlik Open Lakehouse, powered by Apache Iceberg, in conjunction with Snowflake for “greater architectural flexibility and AI scalability”.
-Paragon, the global business services provider, has acquired UK-based Service Graphics from Grenadier Holdings.
Service Graphics specialises in delivering brand activations, display graphics solutions, print and design, mail services and SaaS solutions.
Service Graphics will join Paragon’s fast growing marketing services business line and add capabilities in large format display, creative studio and on-demand print and design services. The deal also delivers expertise in areas such as sports, luxury brands, museums, property, construction and events to Paragon, which is already a strong player in FMCG, retail, financial services and insurance.
-Redington, a distributor in emerging markets, including the Middle East, has signed Illumio, the breach containment company. The partnership will see Redington work with Illumio to “evolve” its channel strategy, drive partner enablement, and “accelerate” go-to-market momentum for Illumio Segmentation, helping organisations reduce risk, contain attacks, and stop cyberattacks from turning into “cyber disasters”, said Redington.
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