Cycurion is acquiring cybersecurity services firm Secuvant in a deal designed to deepen the company’s managed detection and response capabilities while accelerating automation across its AI-driven security platform portfolio.
The transaction, valued at approximately $2.875 million, combines Cycurion’s ARx cybersecurity platform with Secuvant’s managed security operations, threat response infrastructure, and automated risk management tools. The deal is expected to add roughly $3 million in annualized revenue and approximately $1.5 million in EBITDA during fiscal 2026.
The acquisition reflects growing demand among mid-market and enterprise organizations for cybersecurity platforms capable of reducing manual security operations workloads while improving threat visibility and response speed. Companies operating in sectors such as utilities, manufacturing, financial services, construction, agriculture, and critical infrastructure have increasingly sought integrated monitoring and response systems that can scale without requiring large internal security teams.
Secuvant brings several operational capabilities into Cycurion’s platform stack, including SOC-as-a-Service operations, cyber risk management, incident response services, and its Cyber7 framework. The company also contributes automation-focused technologies through its Panoptic platform and cyberRPM tools, which are designed to prioritize vulnerabilities and automate portions of monitoring and remediation workflows.
The acquisition also expands on Cycurion’s earlier HavenX integration through Halo Privacy. While both HavenX and Secuvant provide overlapping monitoring and threat response functions, Secuvant’s infrastructure adds heavier workflow automation and lower-touch operational management, allowing more cybersecurity processes to run continuously with limited manual intervention.
That operational efficiency has become increasingly important as cybersecurity teams face rising alert volumes, fragmented tool environments, and shortages of experienced security personnel. Security providers have responded by consolidating threat monitoring, vulnerability prioritization, and response orchestration into unified platforms capable of automating routine functions while escalating only higher-risk incidents to human analysts.
Cycurion said the combined platform is intended to deliver end-to-end coverage spanning risk assessment, threat detection, vulnerability prioritization, response coordination, and recovery operations. The company also expects to expand cross-selling opportunities across its government, enterprise, and regulated-industry customer base.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Kelly said the transaction strengthens the company’s ability to deliver automated and scalable cybersecurity services while improving operational efficiency and financial performance.
The financial structure of the acquisition includes $875,000 in cash and approximately 888,888 shares of preferred stock valued at roughly $2 million. Secuvant shareholders are also eligible for contingent earn-out payments through 2028 tied to gross profit performance from certain revenue streams. The deal includes guaranteed annual earn-out payments of $100,000 alongside additional performance-based compensation split between cash and Cycurion common stock.
The transaction is expected to close within seven to 10 days, subject to customary closing conditions.
For Cycurion, the acquisition continues a broader push toward building a consolidated cybersecurity operations platform centered on AI-assisted monitoring, automated remediation, and managed security infrastructure. As organizations face mounting compliance obligations and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, vendors capable of combining automation with outsourced operational support are becoming more central to enterprise security spending priorities.
