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Ransomware, phishing, data breaches. MSPs in this category provide endpoint protection, threat monitoring, incident response, and managed security operations.
Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Google Cloud. MSPs in this category handle migrations, optimisation, licensing, and ongoing cloud management for businesses of all sizes.
Backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity. MSPs here ensure your data is protected, tested, and restorable — including ransomware recovery and compliance requirements.
Device management, patching, remote monitoring, and helpdesk support. These MSPs keep your team's devices secure, updated, and working — wherever they are.
Single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, privileged access management. MSPs here make sure only the right people can access your systems — and that you have a full audit trail.
Microsoft Teams, telephony, video conferencing, and unified communications. MSPs in this category deploy and manage the tools your teams use to work together.
GDPR, Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS. MSPs here help businesses achieve and maintain compliance frameworks — and demonstrate it to clients, insurers, and auditors.
SD-WAN, MPLS, VPN, Wi-Fi design, and firewall management. MSPs here handle the infrastructure that connects your offices, remote workers, and cloud services reliably and securely.
Virtual CIO and IT advisory services. MSPs here provide board-level technology strategy, IT roadmaps, and vendor management for businesses that need senior IT thinking without the headcount.
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Most businesses switch MSPs because the original decision was made on price alone. These are the six things worth checking before you commit.
A generalist MSP can handle helpdesk and patching. If you need active cybersecurity monitoring, cloud migration, or compliance support, look for an MSP with a named specialism and vendor certifications in that area — not just a claim that they "do security."
Check: certifications heldAn MSP that predominantly serves 5-seat businesses operates very differently to one used to managing 200-seat environments. Ask directly: what is their smallest and largest client? Where do most of their clients sit? Your environment should feel normal to them, not unusual.
Check: client size rangeSLAs matter. A good MSP will have defined response and resolution times for different severity levels — in writing, in the contract. "We're usually pretty quick" is not a Service Level Agreement. Ask for their standard SLA document before signing anything.
Check: SLA documentationIf you're a Microsoft 365 business, an MSP with a Microsoft partnership has access to deeper support, licensing benefits, and product expertise that a non-partner cannot match. Look at the vendor certifications on their profile — they tell you what technology the MSP actually knows.
Check: vendor certificationsBefore you hire any MSP, ask them: "Walk me through what happens if one of my users clicks a phishing link at 11pm on a Friday." The answer will tell you whether they have a real incident response process or are going to log a ticket and call you Monday morning.
Check: incident response processWhat happens when you leave? A reputable MSP will have clear offboarding terms, a documented process for returning your data, and will not hold your systems or passwords hostage. If an MSP is vague or defensive about exit terms, that tells you something important before you start.
Check: contract exit clausesAn MSP is a company that manages your IT infrastructure and end-user systems on an ongoing basis, typically for a fixed monthly fee. This covers things like keeping your devices secure and updated, monitoring your systems for problems, managing your cloud services, and providing a helpdesk when something goes wrong. MSPs are an alternative to hiring internal IT staff — most small and mid-sized businesses use an MSP for some or all of their IT.
Google will return a mix of paid ads, SEO-optimised generalists, and directories that haven't been maintained. The Global MSP Directory only includes verified, actively operating MSPs, organised by what they actually specialise in. You can filter by capability — not just location — which means you can find an MSP that specifically works in cybersecurity or cloud migration, not just one who claims to do everything.
No. Searching the directory is completely free and requires no account or registration. You can browse by practice area, search by keyword, and view MSP profiles without providing any contact details. You only need to contact an MSP directly when you're ready — and that contact goes directly to the MSP, not through us.
No. Searching the directory does not share your details with anyone. There is no lead form that distributes your contact information to multiple MSPs. You are in full control of who you reach out to and when. We do not sell buyer contact data.
Certification badges on MSP profiles are linked directly to the issuing vendor's partner programme page. You can click through and verify. MSPs cannot self-apply certification badges — they are added to profiles based on the vendor's programme data or the vendor confirming the certification directly.
For most businesses, shortlisting three to five MSPs and requesting a proposal from each is enough. More than five tends to create comparison fatigue without meaningfully improving the outcome. Use the directory to identify MSPs who clearly specialise in what you need, then prioritise depth of conversation with a smaller group over a broad sweep of generic proposals.
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