Chavez-Arrieta brings over two decades of experience from roles at SonicWall, Sophos, Symantec, and Dell. His mandate at the Carmel, Indiana-based company is to integrate Spektrum Labs’ cyber resilience proof engine into the portfolios of MSPs and MSSPs, allowing them to shift from subjective promises to verified evidence. The company plans to activate a select group of 10 partners within the next 30 days to deploy this new, high-margin service line.

Spektrum Labs differentiates itself by offering an assurance layer that sits above existing security stacks. By connecting via API to current tools, the platform generates tamper-evident Cyber Resilience Tokens recorded in a ledger. This output, known as a Spektrum Passport, is currently accepted by more than 20 major cyber insurance carriers, often replacing standard application forms and securing preferential terms for clients. Rob Driscoll, co-founder and chief revenue officer at Spektrum Labs, noted that Chavez-Arrieta’s deep-rooted relationships across the Americas are essential to scaling this model rapidly, as the industry moves toward a requirement for mathematically irrefutable proof of performance.