Elev8 Cloud opens deep rather than wide. These are the categories a security led MSP sells every day, and the ones vendor agreements are being signed against now. Horizontal cloud and productivity products follow once the security shelf is full.
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Vendors with an agreement in place or in progress. Status is shown on every card.
Password and secrets management
Credential management for teams, with shared vaults, provisioning through your identity provider, and reporting on weak and reused credentials across a client tenant.
Categories the launch catalog covers. These describe scope and billing model rather than a signed lineup.
Managed EDR and XDR for workstations and servers, with the telemetry retention a forensic investigation actually needs.
Conditional access hardening, identity posture scoring, and detection for token theft and impossible travel across Entra ID and Google.
Local admin rights removal, just in time elevation, and credential vaulting for the accounts that cause the worst days.
Mobile threat defense and management for the phones and tablets that touch client data outside your RMM.
Inbound filtering, impersonation and business email compromise detection, and post delivery clawback for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
Data loss prevention and sensitive content detection across Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Drive.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC deployment and monitoring, with reporting your client's marketing team can be shown.
Recursive DNS protection and category filtering for offices and roaming users, deployable without touching the firewall.
Identity aware access to internal applications, replacing the always on VPN that keeps failing your risk assessments.
Managed firewall subscriptions, secure edge licensing, and the renewals you currently chase across three vendor portals.
Misconfiguration detection across Microsoft 365, Azure, and AWS tenants, with remediation guidance rather than a raw finding dump.
Guided assessments mapped to HIPAA Security Rule, FTC Safeguards, CMMC, NIST CSF, and SOC 2, producing evidence rather than a spreadsheet.
Policy libraries, attestation tracking, and version history for the written information security program every regulator now asks to see.
Vendor inventories, questionnaire workflow, and risk scoring for the supply chain your clients cannot describe when asked.
Automated control checks against live tenant configuration, so drift is caught between assessments instead of at the next one.
Image and file level backup with recovery testing you can evidence, because an untested backup is a claim, not a control.
Mail, Drive, SharePoint, and Teams backup with retention that survives a licence being deleted.
Continuity planning tooling, recovery objectives, and failover for the clients whose downtime cost is measured hourly.
Training programs with completion tracking that maps to the annual training requirement in HIPAA, FTC Safeguards, and CMMC.
Simulation campaigns with reporting that tells you which departments actually need attention, not just an overall click rate.
Exposed credential monitoring for client domains and executives, with alerting that is useful rather than constant.
Nothing matches that search.
Try a broader term, or clear the category filter. If Elev8 Cloud should carry something that is not listed, ask for it.
Request a categoryA distributor that carries everything is a search box. The value is in what gets left out.
A category holds two or three vendors, not twelve. Every product is one a practitioner would deploy in a real SMB environment, and the reasoning is published so you can disagree with it.
Partner pricing is visible before you order, with vendor minimums and terms shown on the listing rather than discovered at renewal.
Every listing carries deployment notes and known constraints written by people who have rolled the product out, so your techs are not the ones finding out.
Tell us which products your clients depend on. Founding partner requests carry real weight in which vendor agreements get signed first.
