EPISODE · Nov 19, 2023 · 1H 8M
[140] How To Transform from an MSP to MSSP for Business Growth
from TubbTalk: The Podcast for Managed Service Providers
In this episode, Richard Tubb speaks to Mark Taylor, the founder of Chorus, a Microsoft-focused MSP. Today, they are a leading MSSP, providing channel focused MDR and MXDR services built on the Microsoft security stack. Mark now serves as the CTO.Mark explains his background and how he ended up in the IT space, what an MSSP does and why he decided to become one. He also explains how the team manage their responsibilities when providing both MSP and MSSP services.Richard asks Mark to explain various security acronyms, how Chorus deal with client security breaches, and the types of clients they help. Mark also explains how the business gained MISA certification from Microsoft and what that means for their clients. Mark tells Richard how they support MSPs who want to transition to be an MSSP and the things to consider as well as sounding a note of caution. They discuss the biggest mistake MSPs make with cybersecurity and what AI means for both MSPs and MSSPs.Finally, Richard asks Mark to share who has been an influence on his life and career, his go-to resources to stay up to date with the industry, and what he does in his spare time.Mentioned in This EpisodeChorusCloud computing solution: AWSIT distribution company: TD SYNNEXCommunities network: RedditFlight club: Gravity IndustriesBusiness apps: Dynamics 365Security solutions: DefenderSecure device and app management: InTuneZero Trust policy engine: Microsoft Entra Conditional AccessCloud security solution: SentinelConference: IgniteMISA (Microsoft Intelligent Security Association)MXDR VerifyAI assistant: Co-PilotOnline office tools: 365Collaboration tool: SharePointCloud storage: OneDriveVideo conferencing: Teams
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