GardaWorld announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire OnSolve, with plans to add its technology to GardaWorld’s Crisis24 global risk management platform.
OnSolve’s portfolio includes risk intelligence, mass communications, incident management and travel risk management solutions, which are used by enterprise customers, small and mid-market businesses and government agencies.
“Along with Crisis24’s existing critical event management platforms, TopoONE by Crisis24 and Crisis24 Horizon, the addition of the OnSolve platform will enable Crisis24 to offer the most advanced and comprehensive risk management services in the industry, ensuring greater resilience and security for organizations and businesses worldwide,” said Stephan Crétier, founder, president and CEO, GardaWorld in a statement.
“Joining forces with Crisis24 is a natural fit for OnSolve,” added Mark Herrington, CEO, OnSolve. “Together, we will continue to empower security and resilience across the world.”
OnSolve has approximately 400 employees across the United States, United Kingdom and India. The transaction is expected to close before the end of the third quarter of fiscal 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.
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