Indianapolis · Security-first managed IT

Is Your MSP Actually
Reducing
Your Business Risk?

iSequre helps Indiana businesses uncover hidden cyber, SaaS, AI, backup, and compliance exposure - then provides security-first managed IT with a structured transition when it’s time to move.

ManufacturingFinancial ServicesMedicalTradesProfessional Services
Executive Risk Overview
LIVE · 12:42:08

Posture

94/100

Open Risks

03

Endpoints

147

Layered Protection

Telemetry · 24h

Recent Actions

  • 12:41Endpoint patch verified · 147/147
  • 12:38MFA enforced · 3 accounts updated
  • 12:30Shadow SaaS detected · review queued

The accumulation

Most companies don't switch MSPs
because of one disaster.

They switch after years of accumulated frustration. The damage isn't loud — it's the slow erosion of trust, productivity, and security posture.

01

Slow response times

Tickets sit. Updates never come. Your team learns to work around the problem.

02

Recurring issues

The same problem returns every quarter. Root causes never get owned.

03

Unclear communication

Status is opaque. Escalations vanish. You're chasing your provider.

04

Reactive support

Everything is a fire. Nothing is prevented. Strategy is missing.

05

Weak security oversight

Tools are installed but unmonitored. Posture is a guess.

06

Poor documentation

Credentials, vendors, configurations — locked in someone's head.

07

Backup uncertainty

Backups exist. Restores have never been tested. Risk is invisible.

08

No strategic guidance

Quarterly reviews don't happen. Technology decisions are reactive.

09

SaaS & AI sprawl

Employees adopt tools weekly. No one tracks cost, access, or exposure.

"Your MSP should reduce stress — not become another source of it."

Visibility

You cannot secure
what you cannot see.

Most businesses run dozens of cloud apps, AI tools, SaaS subscriptions, browser extensions, and unmanaged vendor platforms — without centralized visibility or governance.

Many MSPs only manage computers, Microsoft 365, servers, and tickets. Meanwhile, employees adopt tools outside IT oversight every week.

iSequre brings operational governance, SaaS rationalization, AI governance, and cost containment under one calm executive view.

Hidden recurring software spend
Duplicate licenses
Former employee access risks
Unmanaged AI usage
Shadow IT exposure
Vendor risk drift
SaaS Discovery147 apps · 38 unsanctioned

ChatGPT Enterprise

AI · Unmanaged

Slack

Communication

Dropbox Personal

Shadow IT

Microsoft 365

Productivity

Asana

Duplicate license

QuickBooks Online

Finance

Notion

Former employee access

Zoom

Communication

Claude API

AI · Unmanaged

HubSpot

Sales

Loom

Shadow IT

1Password

Security

8 apps need review$4,820 / mo unmonitored

Security ≠ Security software

Having tools installed doesn't
mean your business is protected.

What matters is monitoring, accountability, enforcement, visibility, response readiness, and ongoing review. Many businesses discover too late that their protections were never actually working.

Review
Response
Enforcement
Monitoring

Failure mode

Partially configured

Half-deployed agents. Exclusions that defeat the product. Defaults left untouched.

Failure mode

Unmanaged

No one watches the console. Alerts pile up. Detections are missed.

Failure mode

Outdated

Definitions, agents, firmware — all months behind. Coverage exists on paper only.

Failure mode

Untested

Restores never validated. Incident playbooks never run. Confidence is theoretical.

Beyond the breach

The Real Risk Isn't Just Getting Hacked.

The bigger risk is discovering after an incident that backups were untested, MFA was incomplete, alerts were ignored, former employee access was still active, and no one can prove what controls were operating.

Insurance Risk

Cyber insurers now demand proof of controls. Untested backups, missing MFA, and ignored alerts can void coverage or trigger premium increases after a claim.

Legal Risk

Regulators and plaintiffs' counsel ask for documentation. If you cannot demonstrate what controls were operating and when, liability exposure multiplies.

Operational Risk

A single compromised account or failed restore can halt production, delay shipments, or freeze billing. Downtime costs compound faster than recovery budgets.

Leadership Risk

Boards and investors expect cyber accountability. When an incident reveals preventable gaps, trust in leadership becomes the intangible loss that takes years to rebuild.

Review findings

What We Often Find
During Reviews.

These are not theoretical risks. They are the actual conditions we document in most first reviews — practical gaps that leave businesses exposed without anyone knowing.

Untested backups

Backups run daily, but restore procedures have never been validated. When recovery matters, uncertainty becomes liability.

Former employee access

Offboarded staff still hold credentials to SaaS tools, VPNs, shared mailboxes, and admin portals months after departure.

Incomplete MFA

Multi-factor authentication is enabled for some users and apps, but gaps remain in privileged accounts, VPN, and legacy systems.

Unmanaged SaaS tools

Dozens of cloud apps are in use with no central inventory, no ownership review, and no offboarding process.

Unmonitored security alerts

Security tools generate alerts, but no one is assigned to review them. Signal becomes noise, then silence.

Duplicate software spend

Multiple tools serve the same function. Licenses auto-renew for products no one uses. Budget bleeds into redundancy.

Unmanaged AI tools

Employees use ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI services with company data, outside any governance or data policy.

Weak Microsoft 365 security settings

Default tenant configurations, overly broad sharing, disabled audit logs, and unenforced conditional access weaken the platform most businesses rely on.

Missing incident response documentation

No written plan exists for breach, ransomware, or data loss. Roles are unclear, contacts are outdated, and response would be improvised.

Ownership

We own problems until they're resolved.

No ticket black holes. No endless escalation loops. No repeating the same issue to three different technicians.

Avg. first response

9min

during business hours

First-touch resolution

76%

across last 12 months

Owned escalations

100%

no anonymous queues

Ticket lifecycle · named owner at every step

STEP 1

Received

Owner assigned

STEP 2

Triaged

Owner assigned

STEP 3

Owned

Owner assigned

STEP 4

In progress

Owner assigned

STEP 5

Verified resolved

Owner assigned

White-glove MSP transition

A structured transition
designed to minimize disruption.

Changing IT providers does not have to be chaotic. Five deliberate phases — documented, communicated, and executed without surprising your team.

PHASE 01

Discovery & Risk Review

Systems, SaaS tools, security gaps, backup status, and access review — all documented before anything changes.

  • Asset & SaaS inventory
  • Security gap analysis
  • Backup verification
  • Access audit
PHASE 02

Documentation & Access Recovery

We recover credentials, Microsoft 365 ownership, vendor portals, firewall access, and network documentation.

  • Credential vaulting
  • Tenant ownership
  • Vendor access
  • Network diagrams
PHASE 03

Parallel Protection Deployment

We deploy our monitoring, endpoint security, backup verification, and email security alongside your current provider — no gap, no scramble.

  • Endpoint security
  • 24/7 monitoring
  • Backup verification
  • Email security
PHASE 04

Stabilization

Recurring issues get rooted out. Performance gets corrected. Operations become consistent and predictable.

  • Issue root-cause
  • Performance tuning
  • Operational consistency
  • Quiet weeks
PHASE 05

Executive Visibility

Quarterly reporting, risk summaries, strategic guidance, and budgeting visibility — designed for leadership, not technicians.

  • Executive reporting
  • Risk summaries
  • Strategic roadmap
  • Budget visibility
Safe hands · organized · low-drama · controlled transition

Why iSequre

Indianapolis-based.
Security-first by design.

We serve Indiana businesses across manufacturing, financial services, medical, trades, and professional services. We are local, accountable, and built around the practical reality of running 10–150 employee companies.

15+

Years in business

100%

Indiana-owned

24/7

Monitoring coverage

0

Offshore tier-one

"

The cost of switching MSPs feels high — until the cost of staying becomes higher.

— Executive observation, mid-market operations

Before your next renewal

Evaluate Your MSP Before
Renewing Another Contract.

A 45-minute executive review. No sales pitch. You walk away with a written snapshot of risk, exposure, and what a quiet, structured transition would look like.

What we surface

  • Hidden cyber risk
  • Unmanaged SaaS exposure
  • Duplicate software spending
  • Operational blind spots
  • Weak security controls
  • Transition risk assessment
  • Support inefficiencies