Acrisure Cyber Services —
Managed IT & Cybersecurity, Combined

A retail manufacturing company needed to improve their security posture ahead of cyber insurance renewal. ACS deployed the full Security Blanket suite — delivering improved protection across all six security layers while reducing total cost compared to the previous vendor. The insurer's requirements were met within the renewal timeline.

An insurance carrier required cybersecurity controls as a condition of the policy. ACS scoped the full requirement, designed the solution, and began implementation of MFA, email security, EDR, vulnerability management, SIEM, backup, and security awareness training — all within less than two weeks of engagement. Deployment speed matched the insurer's deadline.

Most organizations manage IT operations and cybersecurity through separate vendors — creating handoff friction, coverage gaps, and finger-pointing when incidents occur. ACS delivers both managed IT and managed security under a single provider, single SLA, and single point of accountability. When a security incident requires IT response, there is no gap between the team that detected the threat and the team that manages the affected infrastructure.

Each component of the Security Blanket uses a named, independently recognized platform: SentinelOne (EDR), Abnormal (email security), Rapid7 (vulnerability management), Silverfort (MFA), Wizer (training), Redstor (backup). ACS handles deployment, configuration, tuning, and monitoring. Clients get enterprise-grade security tools without needing internal expertise in any of them.

ACS employs over 150 cybersecurity-certified specialists and 225+ engineers — a depth of expertise that most mid-market businesses cannot replicate internally. For organizations comparing ACS to building an internal security team, the economics are clear: a single senior security engineer costs more annually than many ACS managed service contracts, without the 24/7 SOC coverage.

ACS pricing is flat monthly with no binding contracts and no long-term commitments. No surprise charges for incidents, investigations, or remediation within scope. This structure is intentional — ACS's business model depends on client retention through service quality, not contract lock-in. For organizations burned by MSP contracts with unpredictable billing, this model removes a significant source of operational risk.

Acrisure is both a cybersecurity provider and an insurance company — a combination that is unique in the market. ACS clients have access to cyber insurance solutions informed by the same technical team managing their security controls. For organizations facing cyber insurance renewal requirements (a common trigger for security upgrades), ACS can scope, deploy, and document the controls that insurers require — with direct insight into what carriers look for.

The Transportation & Logistics case study demonstrates ACS's deployment velocity: an insurance company required cybersecurity controls for policy renewal. ACS scoped, designed, and began implementing MFA, email security, EDR, vulnerability management, SIEM, backup, and training in less than two weeks — meeting the insurer's timeline. For organizations facing compliance deadlines or insurance renewal requirements, deployment speed is a material differentiator.