What is a cyber security managed service provider?

A cyber security managed service provider is also called a managed cybersecurity provider or MSSP. They differ from a CSSP because the security services are provided as part of end-to-end IT coverage, including:

  • Making sure your infrastructure is secure by assessing for risks/gaps and identifying other vulnerabilities.
  • Closing any gaps and providing recommendations to implement specific security and productivity improvements.
  • Monitoring your system and supporting your team 24/7/365.
  • Proactively responding to attacks, usually blocking them before they breach your system.
  • Ongoing training for your staff, which is the number one weakest link in any security chain.

With a cyber security managed service provider, these services and more are packaged into a flat rate monthly fee, so that you can better plan for meeting your company’s technology needs.

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