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One platform or five tools?
What it takes to run security for your clients with a typical tool stack, and with AIOpenSec.
| Job | Typical MSP stack | AIOpenSec |
|---|---|---|
| Remote management and scripts | Usually a separate tool and agent | Consented, recorded remote sessions, script library and software deployment in the same console. |
| Patching (OS and third-party) | Usually a separate tool and agent | OS and third-party application patching on staged rings, with exception tracking. |
| Endpoint detection and response | Usually a separate tool and agent | Detection, automated response and device isolation across Windows, macOS and Linux. |
| Ransomware rollback on the device | Usually a separate tool and agent | Versioned file backup encrypted on the device (Windows), deletion-protected, with per-file restore checks. |
| AI governance | Usually a separate tool and agent | Nudger inventories AI tools in use, applies data-boundary rules and flags policy drift. |
| Attack-surface monitoring | Usually a separate tool and agent | Continuous monitoring of each client's primary domain and up to 50 internet-facing assets. |
| Compliance evidence per client | Usually a separate tool and agent | Continuous evidence mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and Cyber Essentials; reports carry your brand name and logo. |
| Agents to deploy | Several | One |
| Consoles to learn | Several | One multi-client console |
| Contracts to manage | Several | One |
Replace the stack, not your team.
One agent and one multi-client console for patching, remote sessions, endpoint protection, AI governance and compliance evidence.