Protecting guest data and payment systems while supporting PCI DSS-aligned security practices.
Thousands of POS and hospitality systems monitored for threat
Protects guest data and payments with PCI DSS-aligned security
Dozens of piracy leak attempts detected and blocked monthly
Why MSPs must secure hospitality environments
Guest-Wi-Fi & device profiling – Smartphones, tablets and IoT devices must be identified and monitored.
Regulatory standards – PCI DSS, GDPR and local hospitality laws demand compliance.
Booking & property-management systems – E-reservation platforms require high availability.
Brand reputation – A single breach can impact guest confidence and reviews.
POS terminal security – Casino and restaurant systems are prime targets for fraud.
Hospitality operators need MSPs to protect guest data, ensure seamless service and preserve brand trust.
Capability
Outcome for your security operations
Benefit to your clients
Enhanced Defense network detection
Passive sensors analyse guest Wi-Fi, POS and network flows
Machine-learning anomaly detection
ML models flag unusual logins, booking-API calls and device behaviour
Detect credential theft and fraud early
Automated vulnerability scanning
Scheduled scans across all IP-reachable assets
Identify and prioritise patches for POS and PMS systems
Built-in SOAR playbooks
Automates containment—block rogue devices, isolate VLANs
Rapid threat mitigation with minimal guest disruption
Centralised open-XDR dashboard
Unified console correlating alerts, logs and scan results
How it works

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Your Team
Your Clients
Win and retain hospitality clients by ensuring secure, seamless guest experiences.
Simplify PCI DSS and data-privacy audits with consolidated evidence.
Reduce fraud incidents with early detection and automated response.
Enhance brand reputation by avoiding downtime and breaches.
FAQs
Note on Data and Metrics
All figures are based on aggregated and anonymized client data from MSP partner deployments. Metrics represent typical volumes or qualitative estimates to illustrate scale and outcomes; they are not formal guarantees or certifications.

