Your IT team can use the added support of an MSP - Salt Lake City, Provo, Utah
Summary
The technicians that staff regional MSPs usually have many years of experience watching cybersecurity threats evolve, and keeping up with the latest security systems and tools is their full-time job. In general, complementing your in-house team with support from an MSP offers your company access to a broader range of technical skills and knowledge than you’d get from internal staff alone, and without the HR costs. Internal IT team members usually must be versed in a broad range of technological quick-fixes and workarounds, which is great — so long as that breadth of knowledge doesn’t come at the cost of its depth. If cybersecurity is your primary concern, an MSP won’t send you a generalist — you’ll get a highly trained security specialist, with certifications recognized not just in Utah or the United States, but around the world (don’t worry, they can still fix the printer, too). Big migrations to the cloud or from Exchange to Office 365 can often overburden a smaller staff already running the day-to-day aspects of an IT department.