Cybersecurity Services for Arctiq

Five firms became one brand between August 2023 and March 2026. Gallant Capital Partners merged DynTek with the Canadian security company rSolutions in August 2023. Those two then acquired the Toronto integrator Arctiq that November, consolidated everything under the Arctiq name in March 2024, added Summit Partners in November 2024, and closed on Verinext in February 2026 and Shadow-Soft the month after that. The brand belongs to the smallest of them, the Canadian cloud and automation business picked up early in the sequence

Buying capability at that pace also buys inconsistency. Each of those companies arrived with its own engineers, its own runbooks and its own idea of what a finished security engagement looks like, and no customer cares which legacy team picks up the work. Arctiq now runs three security operations centres and sells into state and local government, education, healthcare and enterprise accounts, which means the same standard has to hold in Toronto and in Atlanta during the same week. Six more acquisitions are said to be in the pipeline. Integration is not a phase that ends here. It is the operating condition

CWS was built for that condition. Our engineers sit inside partner engagements under the partner's own brand, working to a single delivery standard across the United States and Canada, and delivering in French where Quebec and Canadian federal buyers require it. Scoping and quoting run through Corova, which also keeps the project record current, so an Arctiq delivery lead reads the same engagement we do instead of chasing a status email. Capacity arrives without a sixth culture to absorb, and none of it is visible to the end customer