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.

Todyl delivers a unified SASE, MXDR, SIEM, EDR/NGAV, SOAR and GRC platform through a single agent, purpose-built for MSPs and SMBs. Every MXDR customer gets a dedicated Detection and Response Account Manager (DRAM) with 5+ years of SOC experience, plus a customer success manager and account manager, a genuinely strong named-contact model. Its Secure Global Network runs 40+ points of presence for its SASE module.

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

Unified SASE, MXDR, SIEM, EDR and GRC platform delivered through a single agent

Requires the Todyl agent across SASE, endpoint and SIEM modules

Modular native platform (SASE, EDR, SIEM, MXDR, SOAR, GRC) plus select third-party integrations such as Microsoft 365 and Autotask PSA

Built in via the SASE module (Secure Global Network, 40+ points of presence, zero trust network access)

Not covered as an independent detection surface

Single-pane-of-glass console. SOC operates from one console rather than switching between tools, with configurable auto-act or escalate-for-approval response

Configurable: automatic action per your playbook, or escalate for approval, backed by a SOAR automation engine

Dedicated DRAM (Detection and Response Account Manager) per customer, plus a customer success manager and account manager, a genuine named-contact strength

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

Unified SASE, MXDR, SIEM, EDR and GRC platform delivered through a single agent

Requires the Todyl agent across SASE, endpoint and SIEM modules

Modular native platform (SASE, EDR, SIEM, MXDR, SOAR, GRC) plus select third-party integrations such as Microsoft 365 and Autotask PSA

Built in via the SASE module (Secure Global Network, 40+ points of presence, zero trust network access)

Not covered as an independent detection surface

Single-pane-of-glass console. SOC operates from one console rather than switching between tools, with configurable auto-act or escalate-for-approval response

Configurable: automatic action per your playbook, or escalate for approval, backed by a SOAR automation engine

Dedicated DRAM (Detection and Response Account Manager) per customer, plus a customer success manager and account manager, a genuine named-contact strength

Where

Todyl

falls short for MSPs

Agent replacement required

Requires adopting the Todyl agent and modular platform. It is not built to layer on top of a client's existing EDR or SASE stack.

IoT/OT gap

IoT/OT is not covered as an independent detection surface.

Cloud coverage unclear

Coverage strength is SASE, endpoint and SIEM. Cloud workload detection beyond what SIEM ingestion captures is not confirmed as an independent surface.

Higher pricing

Pricing runs higher than some MSP-native competitors using cheaper point MDR tools, per user community feedback, though it bundles more into that price.

Named-contact strength acknowledged

It genuinely does offer a named account model (DRAM plus customer success and account managers), so the honest differentiator for MSPs is surface breadth and vendor independence, not the lack of a named contact.

How enhanced.io solves these gaps

Works with existing EDR

Works with your clients' existing EDR and network stack rather than requiring adoption of a new single-agent platform.

Five-surface coverage

Endpoint, network, cloud, identity and IoT/OT, correlated across all five surfaces, including IoT/OT which Todyl does not cover.

Integration breadth

400+ integrations across all five surfaces, rather than a defined module set plus select third-party connections.

Matching named-contact model

A named Fractional Security Director owns your account, matching the strength of Todyl's DRAM model.

Channel-ready pricing

Per-user or per-endpoint pricing structured for channel economics.

Competitor deep dives

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Todyl a good fit for MSPs?

Todyl is a strong fit for MSPs wanting a unified SASE, MXDR, SIEM, EDR and GRC platform in one agent, with a dedicated Detection and Response Account Manager on every account, a genuinely strong named-contact model. For MSPs who want that same named-contact strength without replacing their clients' existing EDR, and with IoT/OT included, that's where enhanced.io comes in.

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