Lowenstein Sandler, as co-counsel with Mintz Levin, represented Quorum Cyber, one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies in the U.K. and North America, in its acquisition of Kivu Consulting Inc., (Kivu), a leading global cybersecurity firm specializing in incident response.

The strategic move bolsters Quorum Cyber's rapid global expansion, as it comes just months after it acquired Difenda, a North American company specializing in Microsoft Security Managed Services.

Founded in 2009, Kivu is a trusted partner in the global insurance, legal, and government sectors. The company is a leader in digital forensics, cyber incident response, business restoration, and ransom negotiations. Since its inception, Kivu has helped define the market for response, managed, and advisory services to protect organizations against compromised data, theft of trade secrets, and unauthorized access to data.

This transformative acquisition not only rapidly expands Quorum Cyber's presence within these industries but also provides a robust foundation to strengthen its alliances and cements its status as a premier global threat management firm, renowned for its exceptional incident response capabilities.

In addition, acquiring Kivu enables Quorum Cyber to deliver its market-leading threat management services from three operations centers in the U.S., U.K., and Canada to its customers worldwide.

The Lowenstein team included Amy S. Mushahwar and Carly E. Nixon.