Are you an MSP looking to expand your service offerings and meet the increasing demands of compliance regulations and cybersecurity threats? Look no further. With GFI LanGuard MSP licensing's pay-per-scan monthly billing model, you can now offer comprehensive vulnerability and patch management services and take your business to new heights.
Flexibility
With the pay-per-scan model, you have the freedom to cater to clients with varying needs, allowing you to scale your services accordingly.
Comprehensive Solution
GFI LanGuard offers a robust suite of features, from vulnerability identification to patch deployment, hardware, and software audits, ensuring a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity.
Cost-Effective
By only paying for the scans you run, you optimize costs and maximize profitability, making it an attractive proposition for you and your clients.
Reliability
GFI LanGuard is a trusted and established solution, providing consistent results and enhancing your reputation.
The need for vulnerability and patch management
In today's landscape, compliance regulations like NIS2 in Europe, CRF in Saudi Arabia, and Essential Eight in Australia mandate businesses to implement vulnerability assessment and patch management. The rise in cyberattacks exploiting vulnerabilities and outdated software necessitates a proactive approach to cybersecurity. By incorporating vulnerability assessment and patch management into your managed services, you empower your clients to achieve a robust cybersecurity posture, safeguarding their critical assets from potential threats.
Deployment options to suit your clients' needs
As an MSP, you have the flexibility to deploy GFI LanGuard in two ways, each tailored to your clients' specific requirements:
- Deploy it on a mobile device once: Ideal for clients who need occasional or periodic audits throughout the year, for instance, to conduct a cybersecurity audit.
- Deploy it on each customer’s machine: Suitable for clients who regularly need one or multiple audits within a month.
Are you a leading managed service provider?
Then GFI wants you.
