Cybriant Alternative

Evaluating Cybriant?
Here's the substance behind the comparison.

Cybriant is a capable national MSSP. But capable isn't always the right fit. We publish pricing. We guarantee a 30-minute SLA in writing. We're SDVOSB-certified and Texas-based. If those things matter to you, this page is worth your time.

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Common Decision Drivers

Why organizations evaluate alternatives to Cybriant

Pricing requires 3+ sales calls to discover
Cybriant's pricing is gated behind a quote process. That's not unusual in the MSSP market — but when you're mid-evaluation with a board deadline, spending two weeks on vendor calls to get a number you could have used for budget modeling is a real cost.
1–4 hour SLA vs. 30-minute response
Industry-standard MSSP SLAs run 1–4 hours for critical alert response. That window is long enough for lateral movement to become a ransomware event. Our 30-minute SLA is contractual — not a marketing claim — and applies to Severity 1 incidents around the clock.
No SDVOSB option for GovCon co-prime work
Defense contractors and state agency primes pursuing set-aside contracts need SDVOSB co-prime partners. Cybriant is based in Atlanta and does not hold SDVOSB certification. CoreRecon is SDVOSB-certified, which means we can satisfy socioeconomic requirements on your federal and state bids.
Feature Comparison

Cybriant vs. CoreRecon — head to head

Data sourced from Cybriant's public website, G2 reviews, and our full competitor comparison page. We update this table when public information changes.

Cybriant CoreRecon
Published pricing ✗  Contact sales $89–$129/endpoint/mo
Response SLA 1–4 hr (standard) 30 min (contractual)
SDVOSB certification ✗  No Yes
CJIS v6.0 support Partial Full — audit-ready
CMMC Level 2 support Partial Full — SSP + POA&M
Co-managed SOC option Yes Yes
Texas-native operations ✗  Atlanta, GA Corpus Christi, TX
Response model Alert + escalate Detect + contain + respond
Free security assessment ✗  Not offered Yes — $2,500 value
Contract length Typically 12–36 mo Flexible — ask us
Pricing

Pricing the way it should be — published, not gated

Every number below is real. You don't need to book a demo to see it. You can budget, build a comparison spreadsheet, or send it to your board today.

Sentinel
$89/endpoint/mo
Min 10 endpoints = $890/mo
  • 24/7 SOC monitoring
  • Threat detection & triage
  • Incident response
  • Monthly reporting
  • CrowdStrike / SentinelOne ingestion
Fortress — Most Popular
$129/endpoint/mo
Everything in Sentinel, plus
  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Compliance dashboards
  • Dedicated analyst access
  • Quarterly threat reviews
  • CJIS / CMMC / HIPAA mapping
Command — Enterprise
$2,500/mo min
Enterprise-grade, co-managed
  • Co-managed SOC
  • Custom SLAs
  • 30-min response guarantee
  • Compliance automation
  • SDVOSB co-prime eligibility
vs. Cybriant:
Cybriant's pricing is not published on their website as of June 2026. You'll need to submit a lead form, complete a discovery call, and wait for a custom quote. That process typically takes 5–10 business days. If you're on a procurement timeline or need numbers for a board presentation, that delay has real cost.
Switching Without Risk

The 30/60/90 migration plan — no coverage gap

The #1 concern we hear from organizations switching MSSPs: "What happens to our security during the transition?" The answer is: nothing bad. Here's exactly how it works.

W1
Weeks 1–2
Assessment & Scoping
Free security posture assessment. We map your endpoints, identify integration points, and build a migration runbook specific to your environment.
W3
Weeks 3–4
Parallel Deployment
CoreRecon agents deployed in shadow mode alongside your current MSSP stack. Both run simultaneously — you have dual coverage.
W5
Weeks 5–7
Dual Coverage & Tuning
We tune detection rules to your environment, validate alert fidelity, and confirm your team is comfortable with the CoreRecon interface.
W8
Week 8+
Clean Cutover
Decommission your prior MSSP connection. CoreRecon becomes your sole SOC provider. 30-min SLA is in effect from day one of cutover.
No coverage gap, by design. The parallel deployment period means you're never between protection layers. If anything surfaces during the assessment that needs immediate attention, we flag it in week 1 — before you've committed to anything.
Texas Context

Cybriant is national. We're Texas-native — and that gap matters right now.

Three enforcement clocks are running simultaneously for Texas organizations. A national MSSP handles all three from Atlanta. We handle them from Corpus Christi, with teams that know the specific auditors, regulators, and threat actors targeting this state.

For Municipalities & Law Enforcement
CJIS v6.0 audit clock — Oct 2027
FBI CJIS v6.0 is the most significant revision to criminal justice information security standards in a decade. Texas municipalities have until October 2027 to achieve compliance. We've built CJIS-specific SOC playbooks and compliance automation for exactly this deadline. A national provider without Texas-specific CJIS audit experience is a risk factor in itself.

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For Defense Contractors
CMMC Level 2 enforcement — Nov 2026
CMMC Level 2 enforcement is live for new DoD contracts as of November 2026. If your SPRS score shows a gap, DoD will not award. We're SDVOSB-certified, which means we can serve as your cybersecurity subcontractor AND satisfy set-aside requirements on your federal bids — a dual benefit Cybriant cannot offer.

Take the CMMC Readiness Quiz →
Ransomware Threat Landscape
22 TX municipalities hit in Q4 2025
A coordinated ransomware wave struck 22 Texas municipalities in Q4 2025. The common vector: unmonitored endpoints and 4+ hour alert response windows. Our 30-minute SLA exists specifically because we've modeled how fast lateral movement propagates in under-resourced Texas environments. This isn't theoretical.
Geography Matters in Incident Response
TX-native ops = faster, more relevant response
When a Permian Basin operator or Corpus Christi port authority has an active incident at 2am, they're talking to analysts who understand the operational context — not a national NOC staffed with generalists running playbooks that weren't built for Texas. Local context compresses triage time. That's not sentiment, it's operational reality.
Three deadlines. One SOC. Texas-built.
CJIS v6.0 (Oct 2027) · CMMC L2 enforcement (Nov 2026) · Active Q4 ransomware wave. CoreRecon tracks all three simultaneously across our client base, with dedicated compliance automation for each framework. You don't need three vendors and a project manager — you need one SOC that covers them all.
Common Questions

Things people ask before switching

No. Our 30/60/90 migration plan deploys CoreRecon agents in parallel with your existing MSSP stack during weeks 2–7, giving you dual coverage before cutover. Week 8 is a clean handoff — not a cold swap. The only scenario where a gap could occur is if you terminate your current MSSP before we've completed the parallel phase, which we'd advise against and won't recommend.
No. $89/endpoint covers 24/7 SOC, threat detection and triage, incident response, and monthly reporting. We publish pricing because we can defend it — not because we're cutting corners. Fortress ($129/endpoint) adds vulnerability scanning, compliance dashboards, and dedicated analyst access. Command ($2,500/mo min) is full co-managed SOC with custom SLAs. The difference is operational efficiency from a purpose-built Texas MSSP, not reduced scope.
Yes. CoreRecon operates as a co-managed SOC layer on top of your existing EDR. We ingest CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne, and Microsoft Defender telemetry directly. You keep your EDR investment and your existing sensor deployment — we add the 24/7 analyst coverage and active response capability you're missing. You don't need to rip and replace anything to switch to us.
A full security posture review: network attack surface mapping, endpoint visibility audit, compliance gap analysis (CJIS, CMMC, or HIPAA depending on your sector), and a prioritized remediation plan with severity rankings. Typically delivered within 5 business days. No obligation, no credit card, no sales call required to start. If you want to see what the output looks like before committing, view our sample assessment report.
For purely commercial work: not directly. SDVOSB status is a federal and state set-aside classification — it doesn't affect commercial contract eligibility. But if you're a defense contractor, state agency, or municipality pursuing federal or state contracts, co-priming with an SDVOSB satisfies set-aside requirements and typically improves your proposal's socioeconomic scoring. If you're in GovCon or pursuing any public-sector work, it matters significantly. If you're 100% commercial, it's simply a signal of organizational maturity and veteran leadership — take that for what it's worth.
Zero Risk to Get Started

Start with a free $2,500 security posture assessment

We map your attack surface, identify critical gaps, and hand you a prioritized remediation plan — at no cost, no strings attached. Most clients close critical vulnerabilities before they ever pay us a dollar.

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