SecurIT360

What SecurIT360 actually does

SecurIT360 delivers managed security services including 24/7 monitoring, vulnerability management, and compliance support. They act as an outsourced security operations team for organizations that lack the headcount or expertise to run these functions internally.

The vulnerability management practice goes beyond scanning. They handle prioritization, remediation tracking, and reporting against compliance frameworks. The compliance side covers HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, and similar frameworks with assessments, gap analysis, and audit preparation.

They are a regional MSSP with roots in the southeastern United States. This means you get direct relationships with analysts and consultants, not a global NOC with tiered support. The tradeoff is a smaller team and less proprietary detection technology.

Who it’s best for

• Mid-market companies with 100–1,500 employees that need outsourced security operations
• Healthcare organizations needing HIPAA compliance support bundled with managed security
• Companies that want a single provider for vulnerability scanning, monitoring, and compliance
• Organizations that prefer a regional partner with direct analyst access over a large national MSSP
• Businesses going through their first serious compliance audit and needing hands-on guidance

Pricing reality check

SecurIT360 prices competitively for the mid-market MSSP segment. Expect bundled pricing for managed security plus compliance services, typically structured as monthly retainers. Vulnerability management is usually included or available as an add-on.

Compared to national MSSPs like Arctic Wolf or Secureworks, SecurIT360 will likely be less expensive — but you are also getting a smaller team with less proprietary technology. The value proposition is personal service and flexibility, not platform scale.

Alternatives to consider

• Mad Security — Similar mid-market MSSP with compliance focus. Overlapping service model.
• Arctic Wolf — Larger MDR with a concierge model and more built-in tooling. Higher price point.
• Netsurion — MSSP with a managed SIEM offering geared toward mid-market and multi-site businesses.
• Expel — More automation-focused MDR. Stronger platform, less compliance consulting.

The Charting Cyber take

SecurIT360 is a solid option for mid-market organizations that want managed security with a personal touch. You will talk to people who know your environment, not rotate through a support queue. For companies navigating compliance for the first time, having one provider handle both security operations and audit prep removes friction.

The limitation is ceiling. If your organization grows significantly or your security requirements become complex — multi-cloud, global endpoints, advanced threat hunting — you may outgrow a regional MSSP. Think of SecurIT360 as the right provider for where you are now, with a plan for what comes next.