AI is changing cybersecurity from both sides. Attackers can create more convincing phishing campaigns at greater speed and scale, while MSPs need better ways to use AI defensively without adding more complexity to the security stack.
That challenge sits at the center of CyberSentriq, a cybersecurity and data resilience platform built for the SMB market and sold exclusively through distributors and MSPs.
Formed through the merger of TitanHQ and Redstor, CyberSentriq brings together security and data resilience capabilities. CyberSentriq publicly launched its new platform on October 8, 2026, introducing Unified Email Security, SentriqAI and integrated backup capabilities, with further capabilities to follow. Read CyberSentriq’s official launch announcement.
Here are 10 things MSPs should know.
CyberSentriq Brings TitanHQ and Redstor Together
CyberSentriq combines TitanHQ’s experience across email, DNS and web security and security awareness training with Redstor’s backup and recovery capabilities.
The strategy goes beyond bringing two portfolios under one name. CyberSentriq is working toward a common console, consistent policy engine and shared AI layer across the combined product set.
The Platform Is Built Around MSPs
CyberSentriq is built for the SMB market and sold exclusively through distributors and MSPs. Its platform strategy reflects the realities of managing security and resilience across multiple customer environments.
CyberSentriq defines that strategy through four commitments: One Platform, Intelligence, Operational Simplicity and Superior Outcomes.
AI-Era Email Protection Is a Core Focus
Generative AI can make phishing messages more polished, contextual and convincing, making traditional warning signs less dependable.
CyberSentriq specifically addresses AI-generated phishing and Business Email Compromise (BEC), including executive impersonation, through email security, behavioral detection and AI-enhanced threat analysis, supported by security awareness training.
SentriqAI Is Designed to Explain Its Reasoning
SentriqAI is CyberSentriq’s AI reasoning layer, embedded within Unified Email Security.
Rather than simply returning a score or verdict, it is designed to surface the signals behind the decision—including sender, domain, authentication, links, intent and history. That gives MSP technicians greater context into why a verdict was reached and information they can use when explaining it to customers.
Microsoft 365 Protection Extends to Entra ID
CyberSentriq’s base product lineup includes both Microsoft 365 Backup and Entra ID Backup, extending the resilience conversation beyond mailboxes and files to the identity layer.
For MSPs, that raises an important customer question: If the identity layer is compromised or accidentally deleted, what is the recovery plan?
CyberSentriq positions dedicated Microsoft 365 and Entra ID backup and recovery as part of the answer.
Recovery Matters as Much as Backup
CyberSentriq’s data resilience strategy emphasizes the ability to recover—not simply the existence of a backup.
Its use cases highlight streamed access to data, full-system recovery and bare-metal recovery.
For MSPs, that shifts an important customer conversation from “Are you backed up?” to “How quickly can you recover?”
Ransomware Recovery Is Part of the Strategy
Ransomware can threaten production environments and the backups organizations rely on for recovery.
CyberSentriq’s approach includes keeping backups separate from production and using streamed recovery to make data available again quickly.
The distinction is simple but important: backup is the protective measure; recovery is the outcome.
DNS and Web Security Extend Protection Beyond the Endpoint
CyberSentriq’s broader platform includes DNS Security, designed to help block malicious destinations before a connection is made.
Its approach positions DNS and web-layer filtering as another layer against malicious links, compromised websites and command-and-control connections, extending protection beyond endpoint detection alone.
The Broader Strategy Goes Beyond Threat Prevention
CyberSentriq’s product lineup also includes Security Awareness Training, Email Archive and Email Encryption as add-ons attached to a base product or bundle.
Its broader use cases address areas including compliance and archiving, proactive security operations, AI data protection and Shadow AI governance.
These shouldn’t all be interpreted as October 8 launch capabilities. The initial public platform launch includes Unified Email Security, SentriqAI and integrated backup capabilities, with further capabilities to follow.
Operational Simplicity Ties It Together
CyberSentriq identifies vendor and tool consolidation as a specific MSP use case.
Its broader strategy is to bring capabilities together through a common console, consistent policy engine and shared AI layer, with the goal of reducing tool switching and operational complexity.
As CyberSentriq puts it, the proposition is “one platform, one bill, and one team accountable when something goes wrong.”
What It Means for MSPs
CyberSentriq brings together the security heritage of TitanHQ and the data resilience capabilities of Redstor around a platform designed specifically for MSPs serving SMB customers.
The October 8 launch introduced Unified Email Security, SentriqAI and integrated backup capabilities, establishing the foundation for the broader platform CyberSentriq is building.
For MSPs, the proposition centers on bringing security, resilience, AI-driven intelligence and operational simplicity together—without treating each as a separate challenge.
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