Stellar Cyber has named Brite, Inspira, and M-Theory as the first approved partners in its Infinity Delivery Partner Program, giving the three companies a larger role in deploying and operating its security operations platform. The partners will provide services including deployment planning, architecture reviews, data onboarding, integrations, detection tuning, automation, and ongoing operational support.The program is aimed at customers and service providers who need more help after the initial platform purchase. Security operations deployments often require continued work around data normalization, dashboards, rules, APIs, testing, and workflow design. Under the new model, qualified partners can lead those engagements while Stellar Cyber provides training, technical guidance, and escalation support.For Brite, Inspira, and M-Theory, the program opens a broader services opportunity around the Stellar Cyber platform. Rather than limiting their involvement to resale and basic implementation, the companies can build longer-term consulting and managed services relationships. That could increase service revenue and customer retention while giving partners more influence over how the platform is used inside each account.Stellar Cyber will require delivery partners to maintain trained technical teams, named delivery leads, documented implementation processes, and ongoing certifications. The first three appointments show the company placing more responsibility for customer deployment and adoption in the hands of its channel, creating a clearer delivery model for partners supporting complex enterprise and MSSP environments.




