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MSP Partnerships

Security reviews for MSPs and their customers.

Bring us in to assess a customer's security controls, review an AI deployment or prepare a post-incident readout. We work with MSPs, MSSPs and co-managed IT providers on defined technical projects.

Working alongside your team

A technical review with a clear handover.

A customer may need a closer look at account access after a compromise, a check before connecting an AI agent, or an explanation of gaps in their security coverage. We review the relevant systems and records, document what we find and help your team explain the next steps.

Your team keeps the customer relationship and daily service responsibilities. We agree on the assessment, access and written deliverable before starting. Recommendations are not tied to a tool bundle or a larger project.

Security reviews

Work we can take on with your team.

Cybersecurity

Customer security coverage review

Check the customer's security controls, identity configuration and available logs. Document gaps that would make an incident harder to detect or explain.

Questions the review addresses

  • Are we actually covered?
  • Which controls and records does our insurance carrier require?
  • Could we explain this to leadership?
  • What would happen if we had a business email compromise, ransomware event, or identity compromise?
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Cybersecurity

MSP security service review

Review how your team handles alerts, captures records, escalates incidents and reports to customers. Check whether delivery matches the services you offer.

Questions the review addresses

  • Are we selling security services that our process can actually support?
  • Where are the gaps in our controls and reporting?
  • What should we fix before an incident?
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AI Security

AI agent and AI-security review

Test what a customer's AI system can read and do, where untrusted content enters, and how actions are recorded. Reviews cover agents, RAG, MCP integrations and AI coding tools.

Questions the review addresses

  • Can this agent reach sensitive data?
  • Can it call tools or trigger actions?
  • Can untrusted content manipulate it?
  • Can we reconstruct what it did from logs?
  • Which risks need addressing before launch?
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Cybersecurity

Microsoft 365 identity and account-compromise review

Examine privileged access, MFA, conditional access, app consent, mailbox forwarding and audit logging for paths to account compromise.

Questions the review addresses

  • Are we exposed to business email compromise?
  • Are our admin accounts controlled properly?
  • Would we have the logs needed to review account abuse?
  • Are we missing obvious Microsoft 365 identity risks?
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Cybersecurity

Post-incident customer readout support

Review the incident timeline and supporting records, then prepare a customer readout that separates established facts from open questions.

Questions the review addresses

  • What happened
  • What artifacts support that conclusion
  • What actions were taken
  • What remains unknown
  • What should change next
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For work on physical devices, firmware, components or materials, see Device & Firmware Assessments. We confirm access, handling requirements and suitable methods before accepting a device.

Partnership structure

Choose how we work with your team.

Referral

Introduce us to the customer for a direct engagement. We agree on the technical work and report to them, with your team involved as needed.

Co-branded

Your team manages the customer relationship. We carry out the assessment and prepare findings for a joint readout.

Discreet advisory support

We review technical materials, proposals or draft findings with your team before you present them. Agree on attribution and any required disclosures before work starts.

Written findings and readouts

Reports your team can use with the customer.

The proposal names the deliverables for the project. Depending on the review, these may include:

  • Customer review memo and internal findings register
  • Microsoft 365 identity-risk summary or AI permission review
  • Incident timeline with supporting records and unresolved gaps
  • Executive readout deck or memo, with customer Q&A support
  • Prioritized remediation work and checks for confirming fixes

Getting started

What we need to scope the review.

  • The system or incident, the question to answer and the reporting deadline
  • The customer contact, intended readers and permission to review their systems or records
  • Available architecture diagrams, configuration exports, logs or draft reports
  • Who will receive the findings, handle customer communication and carry out changes

Reporting and independence

Findings stay tied to the technical record.

We separate observations from assumptions, identify missing records and explain how those gaps affect the conclusions. A finding does not disappear because it is uncomfortable for the MSP or customer, and a report should not exaggerate risk to sell more work.

We disclose relevant prior implementation or remediation before accepting independent review. Checking our own work is verification or retesting. Referral, co-branding and advisory arrangements do not change that distinction.

MSP partnership

Tell us what your customer needs answered.

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