Managed Services (MSP)
Managed services covering infrastructure, end-user, network and application support — fitting operating models whose IT function cannot continue to staff every discipline in-house, and whose ops posture wants a single accountable MSP for day-to-day infrastructure and end-user support rather than multiple specialized vendors.
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MSSP CyberDefense Suite
Security-led managed service — SIEM/SOC monitoring, endpoint detection, vulnerability management and incident response — delivered with security analysts, not generalist help-desk technicians — fitting operating models whose threat posture demands 24x7 security operations, and whose risk posture cannot rely on commodity MSP coverage as the security control.
vCISO & Security Workshops
Fractional CISO leadership plus structured workshops covering risk assessment, framework alignment (NIST CSF, CIS, ISO 27001) and executive security reporting — fitting operating models whose security program needs CISO-level guidance but whose headcount posture cannot justify a full-time CISO, and whose board posture demands documented security governance.
BaaS & DPaaS (Backup / Data Protection)
Backup-as-a-Service capturing workload state plus Data-Protection-as-a-Service adding policy, retention and compliance posture — fitting operating models whose RPO targets cannot be met by tape or single-site backup, and whose audit posture demands documented retention and policy control rather than backup-only assurance.
Disaster Recovery (DRaaS)
DR services delivering failover and recovery orchestration with documented runbooks — fitting operating models whose RTO targets cannot be met by ad-hoc recovery, and whose audit posture demands tested, runbook-driven DR rather than backup-only assurance.