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Build a Business Case for a MSSP
There are two options for organisations to manage and protect to their systems from threats.
The first is in-house security management. An in-house option is one where you have a dedicated team or person responsible for managing your cybersecurity. Ordinarily, in-house staff would be led by a Head of IT or Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) (or similar).
The other option is outsourcing your cybersecurity as a managed service.