Your MSP must provide Security Offering that includes:
- Advanced Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Actively block threats, enable machine-learning algorithms to detect threats and malicious activity, monitor privileged accounts for suspect behavior and much more.
- Antivirus Endpoint Security and Malware Protection: Endpoint detection based on signatures
- Application Control: Prevent unauthorized access to applications where not needed
- Backup Disaster Recovery (BDR) Device Management: Not just backup but recovery from disaster
- DNS Web Filtering: Keep malicious sites at bay
- Email Archiving: Archive emails for historic or legal purposes
- Email Encryption: One of the key requirements for HIPAA compliance
- Email Security: Block suspicious emails from ever reaching your inbox
- Enforced Security Policies: Enforce security policies to prevent access as per need
- Intrusion Detection & Prevention System (IDS & IPS; Network Based Threat Detection): Monitors network traffic for signs of a possible attack
- Patch Management: Make sure your devices are up to date with updates to ensure security loopholes are sealed
- Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM): Monitor the system 24/7
- Secured Wireless Access Points (WAPs): Ensure wireless connection is consistent and securely available throughout the premises
- Traffic Shaping: Have VOIP phones? Need to ensure your internet bandwidth is appropriately allocated?
- Two-Factor Authentication: Good passwords are key but 2FA provides an additional layer of security.
- UTM Device Management: Manage your primary security device to ensure appropriate updates and policies are in place
- Unified Threat Management (UTM) Network Based Antivirus: What if your UTM can isolate a device when it detects it has been compromised?
- Virtual Private Network (VPN): Remotely access your office resources securely