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What broke?

Do not shop a category. Pick the pressure point. 3PS routes the call, owns the facts, pushes the vendors, and stays with the problem until leadership has answers.

Not a services brochure. A route out of the mess.

Call. Contain. Recover. Prevent.
Command

Start with the situation.

The right 3PS service depends on the clock. Active incidents need response. Weird signals need evidence. Repeated failures need monthly ownership.

Active attack

Ransomware or virus is moving.

Contain spread, preserve evidence, validate restore points, coordinate vendors, and brief leadership.

Open ransomware response
Production down

The business is stopped and every vendor says green.

Build the timeline, test every handoff, isolate the failing service, and force the next fix into view.

Open operational escalation
Restore failed

The backup passed until recovery mattered.

Find known-good restore points, rebuild the dependency order, and validate what can safely come back online.

Open backup and DR
Vendor deadlock

The problem is trapped between support desks.

Collect evidence, challenge claims, pressure the right party, and turn ticket noise into accountable action.

Bring senior ownership
Exposure findings

You need to know what attackers can see.

Run public checks first, then turn domains, IPs, breach clues, and approved data into an Exposure Report.

Open Exposure Report
M365, email, DNS

Mail is blocked, spoofed, failing, or compromised.

Check MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, risky sign-ins, mailbox rules, tenant posture, and mail-flow clues.

Open security ownership
Monthly ownership

You want fewer emergencies and faster answers.

Use the Readiness Retainer to reserve senior escalation, recovery planning, vendor pressure, and incident-readiness work.

See Readiness Retainer
Stack ownership

You have tools, but they do not work together under pressure.

EDR, email, backup, identity, SASE, SIEM, network, and cloud tooling managed as a system, not a pile.

Open 3PS Lock
Emergency

When the clock matters, skip the catalog.

Remote response starts in minutes. Onsite is available when the problem needs hands in the room. Pricing starts at $500/hour for non-retained emergency response, with retained response from $400/hour.

Remote critical recovery

Start now.

Outages, failed systems, failed restores, suspicious activity, vendor loops, and broken workflows that can be attacked remotely.

Onsite critical response

When hands matter.

Same-day onsite in reachable U.S. regions, with international onsite by arrangement when flights, access, and safety allow.

Incident owner

One pressure point.

3PS coordinates identity, endpoint, firewall, cloud, backup, network, app, and vendor signals into one recovery path.

Exposure and Readiness Reports

Facts before opinion.

Exposure Report is outside-in: DNS, email posture, reputation, dark-web leads, and attack-surface findings. Readiness Report is inside-out: tenant, stack, recovery, and operational preparedness.

Preparedness

The monthly plan is how emergencies get smaller.

Retainers are annual agreements billed monthly. Tools are extra. The retainer buys the thing tools do not: senior ownership, environment memory, recovery practice, vendor pressure, and plain-English record.

Readiness Retainer

From $54k/yr

Billed from $4,500/month for priority escalation, monthly review, vendor pressure, and evidence notes.

Operations Retainer

From $102k/yr

Billed from $8,500/month for deeper systems review, response planning, automation planning, and incident briefs.

Critical Systems Retainer

From $180k/yr

Billed from $15,000/month for high-dependency environments where downtime becomes revenue, patient, legal, or compliance risk.

What 3PS owns

The part everyone else tries to hand off.

  • Root cause: what actually failed and what is only noise.
  • Containment: what has to be stopped before recovery is safe.
  • Recovery order: what comes online first, and why.
  • Vendor pressure: who owes the next action and what evidence supports it.
  • Leadership record: what happened, what changed, what remains, and what prevents repeat failure.
Still not sure?

Start with the symptom.

System down, ransomware, failed restore, email issue, strange alert, ugly vendor loop, open exposure, broken app, missing data. Bring that. We will route it.