BTA member Pacific Office Automation (POA) has been named Arctic Wolf MSP Partner of the Year for 2025. This recognition highlights the company's exceptional leadership in cybersecurity, outstanding service delivery and commitment to helping mutual customers drive innovation and achieve stronger security outcomes.

"POA is honored to win this award for the second time," said Chris Miller, vice president, Pacific Office Automation. "POA takes cybersecurity seriously — not only for our company, but for all our customers that work with POA. Arctic Wolf has been a great partner to work with over the years and continues to help Pacific Office Automation and its customers reduce cyberrisk."

The Arctic Wolf Partner of the Year Awards recognize elite partners who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in helping organizations improve their security operations through Arctic Wolf's portfolio of solutions. Now in their eighth year, the honors celebrate top-performing companies that have shown excellence in security practice, executive alignment, revenue growth and service.

"This year's award winners represent the very best of the Arctic Wolf partner community," said Will Briggs, senior vice president of global channels, Arctic Wolf. "Each of these organizations has demonstrated exceptional commitment to our shared mission to end cyberrisk, helping customers navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape with confidence and resilience. We're proud to recognize their achievements and celebrate the critical role they play in driving meaningful security outcomes."

As organizations worldwide face an increasingly complex threat landscape and a persistent cybersecurity talent shortage, more than 10,000 organizations globally now rely on the Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform to help end cyberrisk. Built on an open-XDR architecture and powered by Alpha AI technologies, the Aurora Platform is designed to deliver positive security outcomes at scale. Each week, it ingests, parses, enriches and analyzes more than 8 trillion security events — transforming overwhelming volumes of data into an average of just one actionable alert per customer per day.