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Multi-Client Security Gaps
MSPs struggle to consistently deploy, monitor, and report security and IT controls across many small client environments.
In their words
I am the only person on the team with hands on security experience and we recently went through a reportable breach
I’m shopping around for email security solutions to provide to my clients.
Biggest reason is 24/7 monitoring and taking workload off of our already incredibly busy staff.
I’m shopping around for email security solutions to provide to my clients. I manage about 50 devices (small, but growing)
the auditor said we need a third party pentest
GoDaddy locks a lot of the m365 admin settings, so something simple, like resetting passwords and MFA after a security breach was not easy.
They also were billing them for advanced antivirus and security on all the machines but sentinel one was only installed on two of them.
How does Proton's business offering compare in terms of admin controls, migration tools, and onboarding friction for small teams (10–50 users)?
What real features are we missing here? SSL Decryption/Deep Packet Inspection seems significant.
Trying to standardize on one platform rather than doing something different per client
Now i make a vendor prove the uninstall before i trust the deck.
How do you collect evidence at scale across 20+ small clients without it turning into a spreadsheet nightmare?
MSP owners and technicians
Where they talk
- r/msp
- r/SmallMSP
- r/sysadmin
- r/MSSP
- r/cybersecurity
- r/ITManagers
- r/entra
- r/microsoft365
Tools they use today
- Huntress
- CIPP
- SentinelOne
- Defender
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Entra
- Avanan
- Conditional Access
Why those fall short
- no scoped export; backups include all tenants
- no way to disprove a negative or bound unsubstantiated tickets
- missed BEC detections twice; vendor called it an error
- Unifi lacks real NGFW services and integrated endpoint security; add-ons cost as much as Meraki.
- No monitoring alerts on new RMM or remote access tools; cannot control privileged accounts
Map of ideas
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