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Todyl

Security Information and Event Mgmt. (SIEM)

Commercial Vendor
Paid Plans
E
Enterprise
OpenMSP Score
83
76
Reddit Impact Score

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Todyl is a comprehensive, cloud-native cybersecurity platform that consolidates multiple security functions into a unified solution. The platform integrates SASE (Secure Access Service Edge), SIEM (Security Information and Event Management), Endpoint Security (EDR/NGAV), MXDR (Managed Extended Detection and Response), and GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) modules into a single-agent architecture. Designed specifically for MSPs, MSSPs, and mid-market IT professionals, Todyl eliminates the complexity of managing multiple security vendors while providing enterprise-grade protection. The platform is channel-only, meaning they never compete with partners, and offers 24/7 expert support and threat hunting services. Todyl enables rapid deployment, reduces operational overhead, and provides a single pane of glass for managing comprehensive security across organizations of all sizes.
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Key Features

Single-Agent Architecture

Deploy comprehensive security with just one agent, eliminating the complexity of managing multiple tools and vendors

Unified SASE Platform

Secure Access Service Edge combining networking and security with zero trust network access, secure web gateway, and cloud access security broker

Managed XDR (MXDR)

24/7 threat hunting and managed detection and response from expert security analysts

Cloud-Native SIEM

Security Information and Event Management with real-time threat correlation, analysis, and compliance reporting

Endpoint Protection

Next-generation antivirus (NGAV) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) in one module

GRC Automation

Governance, Risk, and Compliance module for streamlining compliance management and risk assessment

Pros and Cons

Pros

Comprehensive Consolidation

Replaces 8+ security tools with a single platform, dramatically reducing complexity and vendor management overhead

Rapid Deployment

Single-agent architecture enables deployment in less than an hour compared to days or weeks with multiple tools

True Partner-First Approach

Channel-only model ensures Todyl never competes with MSP partners for end customers

24/7 Expert Support

Managed XDR service includes around-the-clock threat hunting and incident response from dedicated security analysts

Unified Management Console

Single pane of glass for managing all security functions with intuitive interface and comprehensive visibility

Cons

Initial Learning Curve

Breadth of features across multiple modules can require time to fully understand and optimize

Complex SKU Structure

Multiple modules and package tiers can make it challenging to design the optimal solution for specific use cases

Channel-Only Restriction

Direct purchase not available - must work through MSP or VAR partner, which may not suit all organizations

Custom Pricing

Pricing beyond basic tier not publicly disclosed, requiring sales consultation for accurate quotes

No Public API

Limited API availability may restrict integration capabilities with custom or third-party tools

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Getting Started

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We help MSPs identify cost-effective alternatives to expensive commercial solutions, provide transparent vendor information, and connect you with proven open-source alternatives. Our platform enables MSPs to make informed decisions about their technology investments.
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Platform Information

OpenMSP is currently community-supported. We focus on providing value to the MSP community first. Any future monetization will keep the core platform free for MSPs while maintaining our independence and commitment to unbiased information.
We focus exclusively on MSP needs with transparent vendor information and open-source alternatives. No vendor partnerships or sponsored listings - just honest, community-driven information to help MSPs make better technology decisions. Our biggest value is our community where MSPs help each other with questions, setup guidance, and sharing real-world experiences.
Our community of MSP professionals helps verify and update information. We also maintain direct research on tools and vendors to ensure accuracy. Community members can report outdated information, and we work to keep everything current.
OpenMSP was founded by Michael Assraf, who has extensive experience in the MSP industry and product leadership. As the former CEO & Founder of Vicarius, Michael grew a startup from $0 to $9M ARR with 500+ customers and deep experience working with MSPs, partners, and fundraising. OpenMSP represents his commitment to empowering the MSP community through better technology decisions and cost optimization.

Open-Source Tools & Alternatives

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Many open-source projects offer multiple support options including community forums, commercial support from vendors, professional services, and our community discussions where experienced MSPs share implementation guidance.