Verified managed security service provider list: an MSSP database for vendors & investors.

Yes. It suits teams that sell to managed security services providers, managed IT security services providers, MSSP providers and security firms. Use it for sales, partners, channel campaigns and research.

Yes. Explore managed security service providers by country, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany and other markets.

Yes. Security vendors use it. So do cloud, endpoint and network security firms, hardware makers, distributors and investors. They use it to find MSSP accounts for outreach and research.

An MSP runs IT: infrastructure, cloud, help desk and business tech. An MSSP runs security: threat monitoring, SOC, MDR, endpoint protection, vulnerability work, incident response and cyber risk.

We re-check MSSP records on a set cycle, so the data stays clean and useful for outreach. Ask for a sample to see the latest fields and coverage.

Yes. A managed security service provider email list is a cut of the MSSP database. It gives verified business emails for the people who buy and run security at each MSSP, by country, size and service. The first 100 records are free, inside two business hours.

Yes. If you need security vendors and resellers rather than service providers, a cybersecurity companies email list comes from our technology data. It lists companies that run a given security product, with the people who own it. See the cybersecurity technology data pages.

Right here. The MSSP database is a list of MSSP companies that offer managed security services. It shows the services each one provides and verified contacts, checked every 45 days. The open directory shows a free sample of MSSP profiles. The first 100 database records are free.

We do not publish a ranking, because the best one depends on what you need. A large firm buying 24/7 detection in thirty countries and a 40-person firm that needs SOC 2 proof are not in the same market. Judge each one on the compliance work it has done for clients, whether it runs its own security centre, its response times and references at your size.

Four questions sort providers fast. Is the security centre theirs or a subcontractor's, and where is it? What response time is in the contract, and what happens if they miss it? Which compliance rules have they taken a firm your size through, start to finish? And what do you get if you leave in a year: logs, tuning, documents?

Mostly, yes. Managed cybersecurity services provider, cyber security managed service provider and MSSP all describe a firm that runs security for clients as an ongoing service. Some MSPs add security to their IT support and use the same words, so check whether security is the main service or an add-on. Our records tag each company as MSP, MSSP or co-managed for that reason.

No. Many MSSPs in our directory serve small and mid-sized businesses in their home state or region, while others work across several countries. Ask each provider which client sizes it serves most, and ask for references from a firm your size.