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A range of services to help MSP's deliver and grow their Cyber Security portfolio

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"What sets CyberLock apart from other providers is their attention to detail; they make the effort to know who you are and your business goals."

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White Label Cyber Solutions

Running a successful MSP business can be stressful enough without the added complication and expense of recruitment, training and certifying your existing team to deliver MSP Cyber Services. 

As an extension of your own team, CyberLock deliver white label MSP Cyber Services as your in-house team.  This approach ensures the fast, compliant delivery of cyber solutions to your clients and can provide end to end management and certification of your entire client base.

Adding Cyber Services to your portfolio

Often the toughest challenge is selling Cyber Security products to clients when your team haven’t had the training or certification to do so. As an SME ourselves, we understand the challenges and hurdles presented in the sales process but with more than 30 years of successful sales challenges in Cyber Solutions under our belt,  we are well equipped to deliver the perfect solution. 

From the outset, our team will quickly asses your clients cyber posture and advise on the most suitable solutions for their specific requirements. All done with you at the helm.

Cyber Training

Cyber Training is considered to be the most important part of defending your company from cyber attacks.

CyberLock can help you to up-skill your client base using Industry leading Cyber Training Platforms as well as an ongoing programme to test and measure the knowledge gained.  A comprehensive range of reports built-in allows you to demonstrate real-world improvements, making it more likely that your clients will be amenable to allocating additional budget for cyber improvements. 

Ongoing additional support & services

Well done for getting your client their certificate, but you probably won’t speak to them for 12 months until their renewal… Is that enough?

The above is a common approach, but if this is you, you are potentially losing out on an opportunity to create a fully integrated Cyber Compliance programme and build additional revenue opportunities associated with it.


Our approach will produce better results compared to a tick box exercise.
It will also provide your client with the best possible defence against a cyber attack and generate recurring revenue for your MSP business. 

Guaranteed !! 

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CYBERLOCK LIMITED
Carsebridge House
Units 3-5 Carsebridge Court
Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10 3LQ
Phone: 01259 720100

Email: info@cyberlock.co.uk

Registered in Scotland: SC741814
VAT No. 427 4806 84

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