Ruptura InfoSecurity has been acquired by Saepio Information Security
September 2025 — Cybersecurity consultancy firm Ruptura InfoSecurity Ltd. has been acquired by Saepio Information Security. The transaction combines two high-performing businesses with complementary expertise, strengthening Saepio’s service offering and expanding its client base in the fast-growing cybersecurity market.
Founded in 2018 with offices in the UK and the Middle East, Ruptura provides cutting-edge cybersecurity consulting services to global financial institutions, blue-chip organizations and FTSE 100 companies. A CHECK- and CREST-accredited cybersecurity provider, the firm’s consultants rank among the most skilled in the industry, having placed first in the UK and ninth globally in the 2024 HackTheBox business competition.
Saepio, founded in 2016, is a cybersecurity specialist offering consultancy, managed services and value-added software reselling. The company helps UK mid-market businesses assess their information security risk profiles and mitigate threats with tailored solutions across a full suite of IT and security services. Saepio was acquired in 2024 by a search fund led by co-CEOs Daniel Cardenas Clark and Amir Nooriala, and backed by Ethos Partners and Maven Equity Partners. The company is now one of the UK’s fastest-growing IT and cybersecurity platforms, pursuing further expansion through new services and international growth.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins S&W, based in the UK, acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor to Ruptura. The transaction further demonstrates the team’s extensive experience in the cybersecurity sector and its capability to advise on strategic transactions across the broader IT consulting landscape.
Tom Heenan
Founder, Ruptura InfoSecurity Ltd.
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