Secure digital identity, network transformation, and cybersecurity company Xalient has acquired Integral Partners, a move aimed at strengthening Xalient’s position in the security sector’s demand for customer-centric solutions. Although the financial details of the deal have not been disclosed, the acquisition’s primary objective is clear: to drive growth and expand service offerings.
Founded in 2015, Xalient is known for challenging traditional norms in secure networking. It offers AI-driven managed services and zero-trust solutions, covering software-defined networking, communications, and cybersecurity.
Integral Partners LLC specializes in Identity and Access Management (IAM), making it a valuable asset in the context of modern businesses adopting zero-trust frameworks.
This merger combines Integral Partners’ deep expertise in identity security with Xalient’s existing strengths, providing clients with an integrated suite of services to aid their transition to zero-trust cloud architectures. The acquisition also enhances Xalient’s presence in North America, emphasizing its commitment to global expansion.
Both companies share values of agility, customer-first approaches, and a commitment to success. This partnership is set to champion these shared principles and foster consistent growth in a market seeking agile, customer-oriented, specialized service providers.
This acquisition is poised to provide synergies and added value to both companies’ customers while furthering their strategic goals in the evolving security landscape.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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