We run what we offer
MSP and MSSP are easy to sell and hard to prove. So what stands here is not a client, but the operation we run ourselves — with an open account of what that is and what it is not.
Scope of the collaboration
- Managed IT
- Managed security
- Fortinet
- Microsoft 365
- Endpoint management
- Backup
- Support
IT from one hand instead of four
The usual set-up in an SME: the network comes from one company, the workstations from a second, backup runs somewhere in the background, and when something fails the search for who is responsible begins.
At ANALYSIT both sit together — operations and security, one point of contact. That is the arrangement we consider right, which is why we run it on ourselves first.
On our own operation before anyone else's
A managed-service offering without a live operation behind it is a brochure. Anyone who manages firewalls, secures identities and owns backups learns within weeks which promises hold up day to day.
Hence this route: we run ANALYSIT completely — network and firewall on Fortinet, workstations and identities through Microsoft 365, plus endpoint management, backup and support.
What we take from it is the ability to take on the same scope for other IT-adjacent businesses. What we do not make of it is a reference list.
What we are responsible for
Network and firewall
Fortinet as the basis: segmentation, rule sets, monitoring and updates.
Workstations and identities
Microsoft 365 with endpoint management — from onboarding to the locked account on the way out.
Backup and support
Verified restore and a contact who knows the operation, rather than a ticket system.
Where things stand — and what that means
The operation runs. What follows from it is a capability, not a portfolio: we can take on the same scope for further businesses, but in this set-up we have not yet done so for an external client.
We say that plainly because the opposite would sound better and would break at the first question. Anyone looking for an MSP reference should know what they are looking at: an operation we run ourselves, openly declared.
IT, security and support under one responsibility?
We look at how your IT is split up today — and what consolidating it realistically delivers.