Managed security services
Compare a managed security service provider (MSSP) against the systems, tools, and operating hours your business needs covered.
Cybersecurity advisory
Choose security support
with a clear brief.
Evaluate managed security providers against your operating needs, internal responsibilities, and buying criteria. Start with what your business needs protected and what a provider must deliver.
What this service covers
Understand your options.
A security proposal should make it clear who investigates an alert, who can take action, and which responsibilities remain with your own team. Put those questions into the brief before comparing prices.
Detection and response
Managed detection and response (MDR) combines monitoring with investigation and response support. Establish who investigates, who can take action, and what remains with your team.
Onboarding and accountability
Review integrations, escalation paths, reporting, and exclusions so the proposed service has a clear operating scope.
How advisory helps
A consistent way to compare providers.
Start with the business requirement. Use it to check whether each proposal covers the same scope and makes responsibilities clear.
- Scope and exclusions
- Escalation and response ownership
- Implementation dependencies
- Reporting and ongoing review
Getting started
Share the essentials first.
Select the services you need and describe the change you are considering. We only ask for your role, project location, timing, and contact details at this stage.
Detailed technical discovery follows a review of the project’s fit. You do not need a complete specification or a minimum budget to start.
Check project fit ↗Read the relevant buying guide ›Common questions
Does advisory replace our internal security team?
No. The evaluation should make the responsibilities of your organization and the chosen provider explicit. Advisory helps structure that buying decision.
Can you help when we already have proposals?
Include the proposals and the original requirements in your project brief. The review can focus on gaps in scope, unresolved responsibilities, and whether the options answer the same need.
Is this a security audit or certification?
No. This service focuses on technology requirements and provider evaluation. Specialist assurance, legal, or certification work requires its own agreed scope.