Run incident response gap analyses across multiple client environments, regardless of vendor mix, to increase analyst throughput and scale revenue without increasing headcount.

Managing incident response across a growing client base means repeating consolidation, gap analysis, and remediation for every environment you support.
Assessing each client's coverage means starting from scratch every time, across different tech stacks and tool sets. What takes days should take hours.
Incident Response happens over email and phone calls. Clients are passive recipients of static reports. Every incident, update, or change requires manual back-and-forth. Time per client never goes down.
Writing new playbooks requires piecing together asset information, existing processes, and coverage gaps from disparate sources. Avoid the overhead of context switching between clients.
Documenting what happened, who acted, when, and against which framework requirement is assembled retroactively from memory and logs. Every audit is expensive.
MSSPs use Cymph to deliver incident response readiness as a continuous, managed capability, serving more clients with the same team and running better incident response operations for each one.
Ready in minutes, updated automatically.
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Shared access and execution environment, client-visible posture, always-current playbooks.
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AI-assisted draft generation based on client context; analyst reviews and deploys.
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Minutes, every playbook versioned, auto-documented and ready on demand.
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Continuous loop, same workflow for every client. All from one platform.

No other solution gives MSSPs a complete, always-current view of every client's response coverage and the tools to close the gaps.
Vendor-agnostic, full-stack ingestion: Cymph ingests procedures from every tool your organisation and your client use.
Always current and audit-ready IR readiness state: coverage mapping updates automatically. No spreadsheets, no scripts, no point-in-time snapshots.
Cover both manual procedures and automated playbooks equally: the full picture of each client's response coverage, not just the automated slice.
From gap to remediation in one workflow: from identifying a gap to deploying a validated, complete procedure, in a single workflow, at scale.
Find answers below or contact us for other questions.
Cymph provides multi-tenancy through Workspaces. Each customer can be assigned a dedicated Workspace, providing a logically isolated environment for its data, users, playbooks, assets, integrations, executions and other operational information.
This allows an MSSP to manage multiple customers through a single Cymph deployment while maintaining clear separation between customer environments.
Yes. Workspaces provide data isolation between customers. Data belonging to one Workspace is not exposed to users operating within another Workspace unless it is explicitly shared through supported Cymph sharing mechanisms. This enables MSSPs to operate multiple customer environments within the same platform without mixing their operational data.
Yes. MSSP personnel can be granted access to the Workspaces they are responsible for, allowing analysts to work across multiple customer environments while each customer's data remains isolated within its Workspace. This provides centralised MSSP operations without sacrificing customer-level separation.
Yes. Framework Presets allow the relevant scope and coverage criteria to be configured independently. For example, one customer may focus on a subset of MITRE ATT&CK relevant to its infrastructure, while another may require a different ATT&CK scope or an ISO 27001-oriented assessment. This avoids applying the same generic checklist to every customer.
