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  • Cybersecurity and IT Services

    We're a collection of innovative cybersecurity engineers, and we believe that our ideas can help shape a better future for your company. We pride ourselves on offering unmatched, devoted service while offering clever solutions for businesses of all sizes...

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    • IT Services
    • Cybersecurity
    • Managed Services
    • IT Compliance Solution
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    Location
    Warren, Michigan
    Number of Employees
    Under 49
    Minimal Budget
    Under $1,000

    Cyber Protect LLC Services

    • IT Services
    • Cybersecurity
    • Managed Services
    • IT Compliance Solution
    • Cloud Consulting
    • Staff Augmentation
    • AI Development
    • Software Development
    • WordPress Website Design
    • CRM Consulting
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    • Small Business Industry
    • Finance Industry
    • Healthcare Industry
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    Cyber Protect LLC Reviews & Testimonials

    • Alicia
      Alicia Review from Google
      5.0

      Alicia's Review Sourced from Google

      We have been a client of Cyber Protect for the last 10 months, and I am very happy with our security services so far. Chey and his team are promt and professional and have handled anything that has come up within minutes. They go above and beyond!

    • Cheyanne Brown
      Cheyanne Brown Review from Google
      5.0

      Cheyanne Brown's Review Sourced from Google

      Cyber Protect, and its owner Cheyenne Harden, is a wonderful company to work with. Not only is Cheyenne Harden extremely knowledgeable in information, technology, and cybersecurity, but he is also is kind and easy to work with. Him and his company will do everything they can to ensure that your data is secure, protected, and that your technology is running properly. I highly recommend him and his company.

    • Cindy L
      Cindy L Review from Google
      1.0

      Cindy L's Review Sourced from Google

      Terrible service. I trusted Cyber Protect LLC to help secure my data, but I still got hacked while under their protection. When I reached out for help, their support was slow, unresponsive, and offered no real solution. They took no accountability and left me to deal with the damage on my own. Completely unreliable and not worth the money. Would never recommend.Edit: Your response is disappointing and frankly evasive. If you have no record of me as a client, maybe that explains why your “protection” failed so miserably. Your slow, unresponsive support and complete lack of accountability left me to deal with the consequences alone. Claiming that neither you nor your clients have ever experienced a breach sounds more like a PR line than reality.If you want to prove otherwise, then start by owning up to your failures instead of brushing off legitimate concerns. Until then, your “enterprise-grade solutions” are nothing but empty words.

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Managed IT Services FAQs

What can a managed IT service provider do for business?

A managed service provider (MSP) is an external partner that manages and supports your IT systems so your team can focus on running the business instead of fixing tech issues. 

MSPs typically handle: 

  • IT infrastructure management (networks, servers, hardware, and cloud systems) 
  • Proactive monitoring and maintenance to prevent downtime 
  • Cybersecurity and data protection, including threat detection and incident response 
  • Backup and disaster recovery to protect business-critical data 
  • Help desk and technical support for day-to-day issues 
  • IT planning and advisory, aligning technology with business goals 

As IT environments grow more complex, more U.S. businesses are turning to managed services. 

The U.S. managed services market reached $69.9 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a 10.5% CAGR through 2033, driven by remote work, cloud adoption, and rising cybersecurity threats. 

What types of MSPs are there?

Managed service companies can be categorized in two ways: 

1. By provider model (how the MSP operates and partners with your business) 

TypeWhat It CoversBest For
Pure-Play MSPsCore IT operations like monitoring, maintenance, patching, and system support Small to mid-sized businesses needing reliable day-to-day IT management 
Staffing-Led MSPsManaged IT services combined with IT staff augmentationCompanies that need flexible capacity or temporary technical expertise
High-Level (Strategic) MSPsEnd-to-end IT management, cybersecurity, cloud strategy, and long-term planning Enterprises with complex infrastructure and strategic IT needs

 

2. By service focus (what specific IT functions they manage) 

Most specialize in one or more of the following areas: 

  • IT support: Ongoing monitoring, troubleshooting, and system maintenance 
  • Security services: Threat detection, vulnerability management, and compliance support 
  • Cloud services: Cloud migration, optimization, and ongoing management 
  • Network services: Network monitoring, performance optimization, and connectivity management 
  • Backup & disaster recovery: Data protection, backups, and business continuity planning 
  • Industry-specific: Tailored IT support for regulated sectors like healthcare, finance, retail, and legal 

What benefits can businesses expect from managed IT service providers?

MSP services are designed to reduce operational strain and create more stability. Here’s what they bring to the table: 

  1. Predictable IT costs
    Fixed or subscription-based pricing reduces budget uncertainty and unexpected expenses.
  2. Access to specialized expertise
    On-demand support across infrastructure, cloud, security, and compliance.
  3. Proactive system oversight 
    Performance issues now carry the same business impact as outages. According to Catchpoint’s SRE Report 2025, 53% of organizations agree that “slow is the new down,” reinforcing why proactive monitoring and performance management are core managed services benefits.
  4. Stronger security foundations 
    Continuous threat monitoring, patching, and security controls reduce exposure to cyber risks. This is an increasing priority as the FBI recorded 859,532 cyberattacks in the U.S. in 2024, marking a 144% increase since 2018. 
  5. Simplified compliance support
    Built-in processes ensure you meet regulatory requirements like HIPAA and PCI DSS.
  6. Optimized technology management 
    Guidance on selecting, maintaining, and updating systems helps you avoid waste.
  7. More focus on core work 
    Internal teams spend less time on IT operations and more on business priorities. 

What is the difference between staff augmentation and managed services?

Staff augmentation providers and managed service providers both offer IT outsourcing solutions, but they differ in several key ways: 

AspectStaff AugmentationManaged Services
Primary purposeFill skill or capacity gapsFully manage defined IT functions 
ControlClient retains full controlProvider owns delivery and outcomes
Engagement typeShort-term or project-basedUsually ongoing, long-term partnership
AccountabilityClient manages performanceProvider accountable via SLAs
Team integrationWorks as part of your in-house teamOperates as an external IT owner
Cost structureHourly or contract-basedTypically fixed or subscription-based

 

How much do managed service providers in the USA charge?

On average, managed service firms charge $150-$400 per user per month or $175-$300 per hour. For enterprise-level projects, pricing can start at $10,000 per month.

Main factors that influence MSP pricing: 

  • Number of users or devices 
  • Scope of managed services 
  • Infrastructure complexity and data volume 
  • Contract length and service hours 

Common MSP pricing models: 

  • Per-user pricing: Predictable costs tied to headcount 
  • Per-device pricing: Charges based on supported hardware 
  • Tiered plans: Different service levels at increasing prices 
  • Flat-rate pricing: Unlimited support for a fixed monthly fee 
  • À la carte services: Pay only for specific IT needs 

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