Arctic Wolf has acquired Sevco Security, adding an exposure assessment platform to its Aurora security operations offering.
The US security operations provider said that Sevco’s cloud-native technology will operate on the Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform, bringing together asset intelligence, vulnerability context, and security control coverage so customers can continuously identify and prioritise exposures across hybrid environments. Terms were not disclosed.
The acquisition takes Arctic Wolf deeper into exposure management, a category that has become a growing focus as security teams try to move beyond periodic vulnerability reporting towards continuously updated views of what systems exist, how they are exposed, and which weaknesses create the most material operational risk.
Arctic Wolf highlighted Sevco’s position as a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Exposure Assessment Platforms. In the Magic Quadrant, Gartner predicts: “By 2027, organizations that integrate exposure assessment data into IT and business workflows will experience 30 percent less unplanned downtime from exploited vulnerabilities than those relying on isolated vulnerability management tools.”
Dan Schiappa, president of technology and services at Arctic Wolf, said: “You cannot take a proactive approach to security without managing exposure and risk. In our view Sevco’s recognition as a Visionary by Gartner validates the approach they have taken to asset intelligence and exposure assessment. By adding Sevco to Arctic Wolf’s portfolio of solutions, we intend to give customers and MSPs the clarity and context they need to act earlier, prioritise effectively, and verify that risk is being reduced.”
Arctic Wolf said Sevco’s technology will run on the Aurora Platform alongside its managed security services. The company positions Aurora as a platform designed to collect, enrich, and analyse security data at scale.
The company also positioned the deal as a complement to Arctic Wolf Managed Risk. With Sevco added, Arctic Wolf said customers will get a unified, real-time view of assets and exposures across their attack surfaces, with prioritisation guided by exposure context and remediation workflows designed to streamline execution.
J.J. Guy, chief executive officer and co-founder of Sevco Security, said: “Sevco was built to give security teams an authoritative, real-time view of every asset and exposure. Joining Arctic Wolf accelerates our mission and brings our platform’s strengths to organisations that need unified visibility, smarter prioritisation, and verifiable remediation as part of their security operations.”
The announcement lands as security leaders put more emphasis on consolidating asset inventories across hybrid estates — where IT management tools, cloud consoles, and security scanners often maintain overlapping, incomplete views. For managed service providers, exposure assessment has become a sharper commercial and operational differentiator, particularly where customers are demanding clearer prioritisation and measurable progress on remediation.
Arctic Wolf said Sevco’s platform will operate on Aurora, but did not disclose a timeline for customer availability.
