MOXFIVE acquired modePUSH to strengthen its forensic expertise and enhance incident response capabilities on April 4, 2025.

AcquirerMoxfive (US)
TargetmodePUSH (US)
Deal ValueUndisclosed
Type of DealAcquisition
Date AnnouncedApril 4, 2025
Date ClosedApril 4, 2025
Buy-side AdvisorsNot disclosed
Sell-side AdvisorsNot disclosed
Legal Buy-side AdvisorsNot disclosed
Legal Sell-side AdvisorsNot disclosed

Moxfive, a cybersecurity advisory firm specializing in incident response and business resilience, acquired modePUSH to bolster its digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) capabilities. The deal aims to integrate the deep bench of experienced responders from modePUSH into Moxfive's existing platform, enhancing its ability to deliver data-driven insights on a larger scale.

Deal Mechanics

The acquisition was completed in full on April 4, 2025. Moxfive’s initial minority investment in modePUSH from February 2024 marked the beginning of this strategic alliance, culminating in the recent buyout.

Strategic Rationale

The acquisition allows Moxfive to offer a next-generation incident response experience by leveraging modePUSH's modern approach and deep expertise. Mike Wager, CEO of Moxfive, emphasized that the combination will enable them to provide clearer insights during cyber incidents.

Ben Harel and Ryan Ikeler, co-founders of modePUSH, will join Moxfive’s executive team. They believe this move doubles down on a shared mission to challenge the status quo in incident response.

Financial Context

The deal value was not disclosed. However, it follows Moxfive's growth investment from Falfurrias Management Partners in August 2024, which reinforced the company’s strategy to expand technical capabilities and scale a SaaS platform-driven incident response across its ecosystem.

Advisors

The buy-side and sell-side financial and legal advisors were not disclosed. The exact terms of the deal remain undisclosed as well.

Outlook

Moxfive aims to enhance its platform’s real-time visibility into investigation progress, stakeholder coordination, and remediation milestones. This acquisition is part of a broader strategy to set new standards in cybersecurity incident response for organizations.