Calgary-based cybersecurity firm Advantus360 has officially rebranded as Integrity360, marking the next phase of the company’s expansion across Canada and the United States.
The change follows Integrity360’s acquisition of Advantus360 in January 2026, a deal that gave the Ireland-based cybersecurity company its first foothold in North America.
Founded in 2015, Advantus360 built its business by supporting organizations with complex cybersecurity requirements across industries including energy, oil and gas, transportation, manufacturing, mining and financial services.
Operating under the Integrity360 name, the existing team will continue serving customers from Calgary while gaining access to the wider group’s global cybersecurity capabilities.
Those resources include an expanded Identity Services practice comprising more than 90 specialists with more than 800 vendor certifications. The practice helps organizations secure and manage human, machine and artificial intelligence identities through access management, privileged access management and identity governance services.
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“The acquisition got us into the Canadian market, but our plans go much further than that,” said Integrity360 Executive Chairman Ian Brown. “Calgary gives us a strong position in sectors such as energy and critical infrastructure, and we now have the opportunity to bring capabilities from across Integrity360 directly to customers here.”
Integrity360 Canada Commercial Director Regan Herbst said the company plans to deepen its presence across Alberta, the Prairies and British Columbia before pursuing further North American growth.
“There is considerable demand for cybersecurity expertise across Western Canada, particularly in critical infrastructure,” Herbst said. “We can now combine that local experience with the broader capabilities of Integrity360.”
Calgary is also set to become a key location within Integrity360’s global Security Operations Centre network, supporting customers across Canada and into the United States.
The expansion adds to Calgary’s growing cybersecurity presence. Fortinet recently opened a $30-million cybersecurity innovation hub in the city, while CDW Canada launched a local technology hub housing its 24-hour National Operations Centre.
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