Sophia Elliott 
- Sevii’s AI agents are designed to detect, contain and remediate threats in real time
- Agencies can buy the platform through Carahsoft’s government procurement contracts
- The partnership adds to a string of recent Carahsoft cybersecurity agreements
Federal, state and local agencies can now buy Sevii’s autonomous artificial intelligence cyber defense platform through Carahsoft Technology’s reseller network and contract vehicles under a new partnership between the two companies.
Carahsoft will serve as public sector distributor for Sevii’s Autonomous Defense and Remediation, or ADR, platform, which uses AI agents designed to investigate and respond to cyberattacks autonomously, the companies said Tuesday.
What Does Sevii’s ADR Platform Do?
The platform’s AI agents, which Sevii calls AI Cyber Warriors, are designed to work across an organization’s existing security tools to detect, contain and remediate threats in real time. According to the company, the agents run investigations, hypothesis-driven threat hunting, attack isolation and remediation.
Curt Aubley, CEO and co-founder of Sevii, said Carahsoft’s relationships with federal, state and local governments give the company a direct path to agencies that need to speed up their defenses.
“We look forward to working alongside the Carahsoft team to bring our fully autonomous cyber warriors to the organizations that need it most,” Aubley said.
Steve Jacyna, director of innovative cybersecurity solutions at Carahsoft, said the platform brings autonomous threat detection, investigation and response into existing security environments without adding strain to stretched security teams.
What Other Cyber Partnerships Has Carahsoft Formed?
The Sevii agreement adds to a string of recent Carahsoft cybersecurity partnerships. Earlier in October, the company agreed to serve as master government aggregator for Nothreat’s preemptive threat detection platform and Hyperproof’s governance, risk and compliance automation tools.
In August, Carahsoft began distributing USX Cyber’s Guardient platform, which combines extended detection and response, security operations center services and compliance automation for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification requirements. In May, it became public sector distributor for Claroty’s cyber-physical systems protection platform, which is designed to provide asset visibility, threat detection and zero trust enforcement for operational technology environments.
In April, Carahsoft partnered with Red Sky Alliance to offer the firm’s REDXRAY and Cyber Threat Analysis Center threat intelligence platforms. A month earlier, it became public sector distributor for Lastwall’s quantum-resilient, zero trust identity protection tools.
