When Your MSSP Isn’t Enough: Why Even Protected Companies Get Hacked
“We love our MSSP. We really do. But… we still got hacked.”
That line hit home — not because it’s uncommon, but because it’s painfully normal. And the truth is, getting hacked doesn’t always mean your MSSP failed. It means today’s cyber threat landscape is more complex than ever.
The good news?
👉 You don’t need to fire your MSSP.
👉 You can keep the team you trust.
👉 You can enhance your cybersecurity strategy by adding Cyvatar as a partner.
Augment Your MSSP: Cyvatar Reinforces, Not Replaces
At Cyvatar, we believe in partnership, not replacement. MSSPs do excellent work — but no single provider can do it all. Especially now, with AI-driven threats growing fast.
We fill the gaps.
We bring visibility.
We deliver a proactive, outcomes-driven security strategy.
Why You Need an MSSP and Cyvatar
Let’s face it — cybersecurity today is overwhelming.
✔ Your MSSP might handle alerts and monitoring.
✔ You might have tools you’re unsure how to configure or use.
✔ You might be compliant, but not fully protected.
Cyvatar ensures your tools are connected, configured, and strategically aligned.
We help turn noise into action.
We help close the gaps others miss.
MSSP + Cyvatar: Better Together
Here’s what you get when Cyvatar works with your MSSP:
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Full-scope security assessment across tools, teams, and processes
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Clear responsibility alignment so nothing falls through the cracks
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Hands-on remediation (not just alerts)
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Executive-friendly reporting and visibility
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Collaboration — not competition
This isn’t about egos.
It’s about getting better cybersecurity outcomes.
Not Happy with Your MSSP? Let’s Talk
If you feel frustrated, unsupported, or ghosted by your MSSP — we hear you.
Sometimes, it is time for a change.
Cyvatar can help you transition or augment based on what’s best for your business.
Cybersecurity Partnership, Not an Ultimatum
With Cyvatar, there’s no all-or-nothing decision.
You can keep your trusted MSSP.
You can gain the extra support you need.
You can have both — and build a stronger cybersecurity strategy.
