The role of an MSP is an important one. MSPs want to help their clients create and maintain a strong security posture – that’s why, as an MSP, your clients come to you with information security problems that need to be fixed, ranging from disaster recovery...
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The role of an MSP is an important one. MSPs want to help their clients create and maintain a strong security posture – that’s why, as an MSP, your clients come to you with information security problems that need to be fixed, ranging from disaster recovery to risk assessment services. Who finds those problems? Auditors and pen testers. Who determines if those problems are risky gaps in the client’s security posture? Auditors and penetration testers. When your clients go through information security audits for the first time, they should also go through a gap analysis – a process that identifies any operational, reporting, and compliance gaps. Once an organization knows their gaps, they can begin the remediation process. That’s where you come in.
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