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The top questions that people who don’t work for an MSSP ask is “How do I choose the best MSSP for our organization?” and “How do I sort through the criteria?” There are hundreds of MSSPs in a crowded industry, which is growing at approximately 12% per year. More MSSPs will enter the market even as the world is changing all around us.

Not all MSSPs have shifted with the changes, and this makes the decision process more difficult. Yet business leaders realize they need help with understanding the attack surface, how they can best protect themselves and how best to use a partner to secure their environments. Technology networks are more complicated than ever as data moves from office locations to cloud and attackers become more sophisticated.

In this dynamic world, decision-makers need answers to questions like:

• What are the core capabilities of my security team? Where do I need help?
• Which services do we really need? Can an MSSP help me in the areas where I need help?
• What are my specific requirements, what features are critical and what functions are most important?
• Which questions should I ask to get the REAL answers I need to evaluate options?

After reading this paper, you’ll feel more confident about evaluating MSSPs based on 10 qualities and specific interview questions – all filtered through the lens of an anti-MSSP MSSP. Why do we call Nuspire an anti-MSSP MSSP? Because we’re not like typical MSSPs that market to buyers using fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD)! Instead, we lead with optimism and inspiration, which reflect our positive company culture, deep industry knowledge and passion, all focused on threat visibility, actionable threat intelligence and long-term security vision. Ultimately, an MSSP should have one objective: to partner with YOU to help YOU become more secure.

Infusystem was having difficulty balancing cybersecurity management needs with pressing business priorities. The organization faced time and resource constraints and was not happy with the service their current security operations center (SOC) and security incident event management (SIEM) provider was delivering. Infusystem needed an experienced provider that could manage their firewalls and endpoints 24x7x365 with an effective SIEM and proven SOC.

The Infusystem team chose Nuspire after touring its advanced security operations center (SOC) and experiencing the client-first culture at Nuspire.

Since deployment the Infusystem team has increased scope to deploy Nuspire’s SD-WAN Service to boost productivity and strengthen cybersecurity across all of its locations.

Download our case study to uncover how we solved Infusystem’s security challenges and what the outcome was.

Learn more about how Nuspire’s cybersecurity services are tailored to the healthcare space.

Long remediation cycles are top of mind for many organizations. Decreasing detection time is an improvement; however, it doesn’t translate to shortening remediation cycles once the threat is identified. There continues to be a disconnect between how fast IT teams are detecting threats and how fast they can eradicate them.

As IT teams are tasked to do more with less, the question becomes: How can they optimize existing tools to meet both security and business operation goals?

The answer is aligning priorities to your endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution. Utilizing the right EDR solution protects your environment and expands visibility so as to:

1. Further decrease time to detection and remediation
2. Improve your SecOps efficiencies and effectiveness
3. Achieve proactive security that manages the highest-risk cybersecurity threats

We’ve partnered with SentinelOne to bring you insightful tips to shorten cybersecurity remediation cycles by aligning your EDR solution to protect your business priorities. Download the white paper by filling out the form below.