Msspalert Torq Launches REV Platform to Enhance AI SOC Partner Growth
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- •Torq's REV platform offers 100% services margin protection for partners.
- •The initiative targets resellers and MSSPs to replace legacy SOC technologies.
- •Torq has seen significant channel revenue growth, indicating strong demand.
Torq, an agentic security operations startup, has launched its Revenue Enablement Velocity (REV) channel growth platform to assist partners in the AI SOC market. The platform aims to provide expanded marketing and technical enablement resources, alongside a 100% services margin protection guarantee for certified partners. This initiative is designed to help resellers, global systems integrators, MSSPs, and MDR partners replace outdated SOC products with advanced AI SOC solutions. Torq emphasizes that partners will maintain customer relationships and capture long-term value, with a promise of a 10-day timeline from contract signing to co-selling. The REV platform is a response to the growing demand for unified AI SOC platforms as organizations seek to streamline fragmented cybersecurity tools. Torq has reported a 150% year-over-year channel revenue growth since 2025, indicating strong market interest in its offerings.
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