Sector · MSP
Cybersecurity for MSPs
Bunkers Cyber Defense works with managed service providers (MSPs) in Québec: continuous threat monitoring, detection and incident response, penetration testing, cloud security and compliance audits for your clients.
Services for this sector
Monitoring · 24/7
Monitoring and incident response
Continuous threat monitoring, detection and incident response, 24/7, across your networks, cloud environments and applications, for SMBs in Québec.
- Threat detection across networks, cloud and applications
- Continuous monitoring, 24/7
- Incident response
Penetration testing
Penetration testing and security consultancy
Penetration testing, tailored security strategies and advisory services powered by human expertise and AI innovation, for SMBs across Québec.
- A penetration test of your systems
- A tailored security strategy
- Cybersecurity advisory
Cloud
Cloud security
End-to-end security for cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OpenStack) with AI-enhanced monitoring, configuration auditing, and threat response.
- AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and OpenStack
- Configuration auditing
- Threat monitoring and response
Audit · Compliance
Security audits and compliance
Comprehensive cybersecurity audits and SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and Loi 25 compliance assessments with AI-driven analysis, for SMBs in Québec.
- A complete audit of your cybersecurity
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and Loi 25 compliance assessment
- AI-driven analysis
Frequently asked questions
All the questions →I am an MSP: how do I protect my customers and myself?
- Secure your remote administration tools and consoles first: phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication, named accounts, logging, segmentation per customer, fast updates. Offer monitoring and response as a service, with a security partner if you lack the team. An incident at an MSP hits all of its customers at once.
What minimum security should I require from my IT provider or MSP?
- Multi-factor authentication on its own administration tools, named rather than shared accounts, logging of its access to your systems, tested offline backups, an incident response plan, updates within defined delays, and a written commitment to notify you of an incident on its side. Its access to your systems is your access.
What is third-party risk?
- The risk that a provider (software, host, accountant, MSP) is compromised and serves as a gateway to you, or loses your data. It is managed through an inventory of providers holding access or data, contractual requirements, limiting their access to the strict minimum, and periodic verification. Attacks against managed service providers target precisely their customers.
What does MDR mean?
- Managed detection and response: a provider operates the EDR and the other sensors for you, triages alerts, investigates and intervenes, often by isolating machines and blocking accounts. It is how an SMB gets 24/7 monitoring without hiring a team. Check the contractual response times and what the response includes.
How often should access be reviewed?
- At least quarterly for sensitive access (administration, finance, personal information) and at every role change or departure. The review confirms that each account still exists for a reason, that rights match the role and that service accounts have an owner. It is also a common requirement of frameworks such as ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Go further
Updated September 13, 2026
The first hour of a ransomware incident
What to do, in what order, during the first hour of a ransomware attack: isolate, alert, cut remote access, report, and the Law 25 duties. Sources: Cyber…
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MSP security stack minimums
The minimum security stack a managed service provider (MSP) should deliver to its SMB clients: the Canadian Cyber Centre's thirteen baseline controls and…
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What a penetration test report contains
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