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Overview

enhanced.io is a channel-only Open XDR SOCaaS built exclusively for MSPs, with 400+ integrations across endpoint, network, cloud, identity and IoT/OT. Every partner gets a named Fractional Security Director who works openly with your team and joins client calls where you lead.

LevelBlue is the result of AT&T Cybersecurity spinning off in May 2024 and then acquiring Stroz Friedberg, Trustwave, Cybereason and Alert Logic MDR in quick succession, forming what it calls the largest pure-play MSSP. It is technology-agnostic and works with a client's existing tools across endpoint, cloud, identity, SaaS and network, with IoT/OT available as an optional add-on. The gap is not capability. It is that five product lines remain unintegrated, with a unified platform promised for 2026 but not yet delivered.

Approach

Agent requirement

Integrations

Network detection

IoT/OT

Operational control

Response

Security leadership

Vendor-neutral Open XDR across the tools your clients already run

Works with your clients' existing EDR

400+ across all 5 surfaces

NDR built in

Core detection surface, correlated with the other 4

Full platform visibility. Your team investigates alongside the SOC

Automated response (SOAR) and vulnerability management included

Named Fractional Security Director per partner

Services firm working across whichever tools the client already runs

Technology-agnostic. No LevelBlue-specific agent required

Works with existing client tooling rather than a fixed integration count. IoT/OT is an optional add-on, not standard

Covered as one of five acquired product lines (originally AT&T Cybersecurity network monitoring)

Optional add-on, not included as standard

Varies by which of the five acquired product lines (Trustwave MDR, MDR Elite, MXDR, MTDR, Co-Managed SOC, Cybereason XDR) the contract actually covers

SLA-tiered: full incident response and faster response times sit on higher tiers

Shared SpiderLabs analyst pool (1,000+ experts). No single named contact confirmed per MSP partner

Where

Level Blue

falls short for MSPs

Unintegrated acquisitions

Unintegrated acquisitions

Five acquisitions in under two years (Stroz Friedberg, Trustwave, Cybereason, Alert Logic MDR) means multiple product lines are still unintegrated, with a unified platform promised for 2026 but not yet delivered.

Unclear product line

Unclear product line

It is not always clear which specific product an MSP is being quoted: Trustwave MDR, MDR Elite, MXDR, MTDR, Co-Managed SOC or Cybereason XDR each have different capabilities and SLAs.

IoT/OT as add-on

IoT/OT as add-on

IoT/OT detection is an optional add-on rather than a core, correlated surface.

Vendor-stability concerns

Vendor-stability concerns

Five ownership changes in a short period have raised vendor-stability concerns in MSP community discussion, alongside reports of a 15% layoff around launch.

Opaque pricing

Opaque pricing

Pricing is not transparent. Third-party estimates put a starting point around $43,775 a year, but the actual figure depends on which product line and tier applies.

How enhanced.io solves these gaps

One unified platform

One unified platform

One platform, one roadmap, one detection layer, since day one. No acquisition integration debt to inherit.

IoT/OT as core surface

IoT/OT as core surface

IoT/OT is a core, correlated detection surface, not an optional add-on priced separately.

Integration breadth

Integration breadth

400+ integrations mean your clients keep the tools they already run, with one consistent delivery model regardless of client size.

Channel-ready pricing

Channel-ready pricing

Per-user or per-endpoint pricing structured for channel economics, not a $43,000-plus enterprise starting point.

Named security contact

Named security contact

A named Fractional Security Director owns your account from day one. No product-line reshuffle changes who you call.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is LevelBlue a good fit for MSPs?

LevelBlue can be a strong fit for organisations that need FedRAMP or StateRAMP-authorised MDR, or PCI DSS compliance work from one provider. For MSPs who need one consistent platform across every client, rather than navigating which of five recently combined product lines is being quoted, a single unified platform covering all five surfaces is the fuller, more rounded fit. That's where enhanced.io comes in.

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