Someone is watching the endpoints. It is not you at 2am.
We bring in a managed security partner. Monitoring, endpoints, the boring compliance work. Bistank is still the company you email.
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How it actually starts.
What you have
Devices, mail, where data lives. A short list is enough to start.
Partner on, tools on
Endpoints, monitoring, who gets the alert at 2am.
You get the report, not the pager
Bistank remains who you email. The MSSP does the night shift.
Small companies get hit. They just have fewer people to notice.
are a target because the inbox is the security team.
costs more than the monitoring would have.
is how long some intrusions sit if nobody is looking.
Watch, lock, tell you.
Endpoints
Laptops, phones, servers. Antivirus, EDR, device rules. Not a consumer install each person chose.
The network
Traffic, intrusion detection, firewall. Odd behaviour gets a person, not a log nobody reads.
When it happens
Contain, look, fix. Minutes, if the partner is doing the job we hired them for.
Paper for clients
PDPA, and the ISO or SOC conversation if a customer is asking. We help you have the files.
People clicking links
Phishing tests, a policy, a short training. The inbox is still the usual way in.
Around the clock
A security operations desk, not a plugin and a prayer.
Cybersecurity is part of a system.
MSSP partnership sits with the rest of the stack, and with the tools you already pay for.
“You should not find out about an incident from a customer. That is the bar.”Talk to us
Plug in your numbers.
Your numbers
If those numbers hold
This is arithmetic, not a promise. Your numbers will differ.
Common questions.
What is an MSSP?
A company whose job is security, so you do not hire a whole team. We partner with one, design the setup, and stay the counterparty.
Is this only for big firms?
No. Five people with laptops and a mailbox are a target. Packages start there and go up.
If there is a breach?
The operations centre treats it as an incident: detect, contain, clean up. You hear it from us, not from Twitter.
Ransomware?
Endpoint detection, mail filtering, network watch, backups. Reduce the chance, and have a way back if it still lands.
Which standards?
PDPA for sure. SOC 2, ISO 27001 if a client or regulator is asking. We look at that in the first pass.
Cost?
Depends on how many devices and how ugly the network is. Email us. We quote after we have looked.
Email us, or open the product.
We reply within a business day. hello@bistank.com.