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MSPs & IT providers

You manage the security. Now prove it, client by client.

Your regulated clients are being asked for evidence by examiners, cyber insurers, lenders and their own boards. Verify Attack Surface Review turns the scans and security tools you already run into owned findings and a single evidence pack, mapped to the rules each client answers to.

What your clients are hearing

  • "Show us MFA coverage across every account."
  • "When was the last vulnerability assessment?"
  • "Who hasn't finished security training?"
  • "Prove the last restore actually worked."
Live evidenceFrom your scans and tools, not a questionnaire.
Mapped to the rulesNYDFS Part 500, FTC Safeguards and HIPAA.
You fix what you findFindings become tasks your team already knows how to close.
A reason to meetEvery quarterly review gets a concrete agenda.
How MSPs use it

From scan data to a quarterly review your client values.

  1. Self-Check

    Start with a free Attack Surface Self-Check of one client's external exposure.

    Week 1
  2. Worklist

    Each client appears with primary IP, open ports, risk level and status of Clean, Open or Review.

    Weeks 2–4
  3. Add feeds

    MFA, endpoint, patching, backup and training evidence, one integration at a time.

    Months 2–6
  4. Quarterly review

    Walk the client through findings closed, risks accepted and the evidence pack.

    Every quarter
Your regulated clients

The accounts where proof matters most.

Banks & credit unions

Examiners now point to NIST CSF 2.0 after the FFIEC retired its Cybersecurity Assessment Tool.

Lenders & finance companies

The FTC Safeguards Rule requires MFA, training, six-monthly assessments and board reporting.

New York-regulated firms

NYDFS Part 500 adds asset inventory, automated scanning and an annual CISO report.

Healthcare organizations

The HIPAA Security Rule expects risk analysis, training, authentication and contingency planning.

MSP revenue calculator

What could cyber assurance add to your monthly revenue?

Set your client count and what you'd charge per client. The numbers are yours to set. This is a planning tool, not a Verify price.

Banks, credit unions, lenders, healthcare and other clients who answer to a regulator, lender or insurer.
The share you expect to take a cyber assurance program.
What you'd charge each client for the program.
After your costs, including Verify.
New monthly recurring revenue $9,000
$108,000Annual recurring revenue
$4,950Monthly gross profit
12Clients adopting
$59,400Gross profit a year

Illustrative only. Results depend on your clients, pricing and delivery costs.

Talk through your numbers
Two ways to work with us

Run it for your clients, or refer them.

Run Attack Surface Review

Use Verify to track and prove each client's cybersecurity posture, work findings with your own engineers and deliver evidence packs in your quarterly reviews.

See Attack Surface Review

Refer due diligence clients

If you serve lenders or other regulated businesses that need customer due diligence or periodic reviews, refer them to Verify and earn a commission on monthly recurring revenue.

Ask about referrals
Common questions

Straight answers.

Do we need to replace our RMM or security stack?

No. Attack Surface Review sits on top of the tools you already run. Scans come first, then feeds from endpoint protection, identity, patching, backup and training platforms are added one integration at a time.

Who sees the findings, us or our clients?

Both, as you choose. Your team works the findings and tasks, and your client's compliance officer can export the evidence pack for an exam, audit, insurer or board.

Which of our clients are the best fit?

Clients who answer to a regulator, examiner, lender or insurer: banks and credit unions, lenders and finance companies under the FTC Safeguards Rule, New York-regulated financial companies under NYDFS Part 500, and healthcare organizations under HIPAA.

Is there a referral program?

Yes. If you serve lenders or other regulated businesses that need customer due diligence, you can refer them to Verify and earn a commission on monthly recurring revenue. Ask about referrals.

What does a pilot look like?

We start with external scan data for a small group of your clients, set up the worklist and walk your team through findings and the evidence pack. Additional evidence feeds are added as the pilot runs.

Turn your next QBR into proof your security works.

Join the Attack Surface Review pilot, or start with a free Attack Surface Self-Check for one client.