Netrix Acquires Cybersecurity, Digital Forensics Firm BTB Security -

Netrix, an MSP with security co-managed technology expertise, has acquires cybersecurity and digital forensics company BTB Security for an undisclosed sum.

This is technology M&A deal number 75 that MSSP Alert and sister site ChannelE2E have covered so far in 2022.

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BTB expands Netrix’s managed security portfolio and its ability to deliver cybersecurity consulting services to small and midsize business (SMB) customers, the companies said. It also enables Netrix to deliver cybersecurity consulting services and bolsters the MSSP's market reach and brand reputation, the buyer asserted.

A Closer Look at BTB Security

BTB delivers "pragmatic" cybersecurity services, according to the company. It provides a variety of cybersecurity services, including:

CISO Advisory: Provides security assessments for cloud deployments.

Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC): Ensures a cybersecurity strategy is developed and implemented in accordance with an organization's performance goals.

Managed Detection and Response (MDR): Detects and addresses cyber threats.

Threat Assessment: Helps organizations analyze threats and determine the best ways to minimize their impact.

BTB supports over 250 customers. It does not currently provide a channel partner program.

Netrix Appoints New CEO

The BTB acquisition comes after Netrix in January 2022 named Russell P. Reeder as its CEO. Reeder succeeds Rob Dang, who now serves as vice chairman on Netrix's board of directors.

Reeder previously served as CEO at Infrascale, a cloud-based data protection services provider. He also has held leadership roles at VMware and GoDaddy.

Netrix provides cloud, security, collaboration, ITSM and application development solutions. It offers a channel partner program that lets MSSPs, VARs and other technology providers integrate these solutions into their portfolios.