Msspalert Cynomi Expands Platform for Enhanced vCISO and Vulnerability Management Services
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- •Cynomi's platform update includes seven new vulnerability management integrations.
- •Automated scheduled scanning will reduce manual workload for MSPs managing multiple clients.
- •The centralized Files Repository enhances audit readiness and compliance documentation.
Cynomi announced a significant platform expansion aimed at MSPs and MSSPs, introducing seven new vulnerability management integrations, automated scheduled scanning, and a centralized Files Repository. This update is designed to streamline the workflow from security findings to remediation and compliance, enabling service providers to manage multiple clients more efficiently. MSPs often spend extensive hours on manual tasks related to vulnerability management; this new functionality aims to reduce that burden significantly. The integrations include tools from Tenable, Rapid7, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Tanium, Upwind, and Qualys. Cynomi's enhancements are expected to improve security outcomes and operational efficiency for partners managing diverse client environments. The platform's AI capabilities are also expanded to assist in execution and governance tasks.
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