Thestar Arms Cyber Enhances MSSP Program for Ransomware Resilience
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- •Arms Cyber expands its MSSP program to enhance ransomware resilience for SMBs.
- •Partners can integrate new security capabilities without needing a separate ransomware practice.
- •The program includes AI-driven ransomware protection and data resilience features.
Arms Cyber announced an expansion of its Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) program aimed at enhancing ransomware resilience for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs/SMEs). The program offers partners operational simplicity by integrating Arms Cyber's technology into existing security stacks without the need for a separate ransomware practice. Key features include AI-driven ransomware protection, policy enforcement, and data resilience capabilities. This initiative follows early traction with MSSP partners and aims to provide a broader range of services, allowing partners to deepen customer relationships and create new revenue streams. The program is available for qualified MSSPs with established SMB/SME relationships, enabling them to add meaningful security capabilities to their offerings.
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