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Cyphere are currently open to partner with MSPs, IT Support businesses looking to extend a wider service package for their customers.
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Partnering with Cyphere to solve security challenges
Technical security is what we do. Nothing else.
Being specialists in this area, Cyphere helps service providers to extend their offerings by making tangible, estate wide long-term improvements to their customer’s infrastructure. These service providers could be technology service providers, IT services providers, or digital agencies, we add to your offerings and support your teams.
By teaming up with Cyphere, receive access to high end penetration testing and managed security services.
Strong Skill-set and Sector Experience
Technically adept resources to deliver world class engagements with lasting impact. Our values ensure that service quality underpins everything we do.
Two Way Relationship
We support our partners with opportunities as well as their sales teams. This includes active participation during debriefs and sharing of opportunities - both ways.
We deliver
We are more than 'report and run' consultancy. These days, customers require a reliable and specialists cyber security partners. We do not follow tick in the box approach that does not provide long term assurance. Cyber security is a business problem.
After Care and Support
We deliver free of charge debriefs helping customers understand risks, and prepare remediation plans. Where needed, we help to present cyber security business cases to demonstrate how cyber security is a business enabler.
Partner with us to keep your customers safe.
Partnership Benefits
- Generate new business sales on the back of our work
- Constant support to internal sales as well as support for tenders/bigger opportunities
- Direct access to highly skilled security consultants
- Offer wider range of solutions to expand your outreach
- Retain customers with security compliance and assessment requirements
- Strong work collaboration around managed IT and IT security domains
Recent Blog Entries
What is cyber security architecture? Elements, purpose and benefits
Read about the definition of cyber security architecture, it’s meaning, elements, purpose and benefits of usage. Discover how good architectural processes are pillars of strength for data protection.
How often should you perform vulnerability scanning? Best practices shared
Read best practices around vulnerability scanning frequency and which factors help you decide how often a scan should be fun.
What is the Principle of Least Privilege?
Discover what is the principle of least privilege, examples, advantages and best practices to help organisations limiting malware and cyber attacks.
Everything you need to know about vulnerability scanning
Discover why your business needs vulnerability scanning, what it is, how to use it and how it supports risk management. Read more.
Why is cyber security important?
Discover why cyber security is important and how it acts as a growth enabler for businesses while protecting your most prized assets.
What is Cyber Kill Chain?
Discover what is cyber kill chain and how to use it effectively. Cyber kill chain vs mitre att&ck models. Read more.
What is Patch Management? How to get it right?
What is patch management and why is it important? Read about benefits & best practices to help your assets against cyber attacks.
Most common types of cyber security attacks (includes threats & attack vectors)
Discover the most common types of cyber attacks affecting businesses worldwide. It also includes a look at cyber threats and attack vectors.
What is an SMB Port? How to check for open ports 445 and 139? SMB versions explained.
Discover the basics around SMB protocol, port 445 and 139 and differences. Read about whether SMB is secure and how to protect against dangerous attacks.
What harm can computer viruses cause?
Discover what harm computer viruses cause, what they do, whether all viruses are harmful. Follow this guide to learn more about how to protect your computer.