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Updated July 2026 · published by Vijilan, competitors credited honestly

The best white-label SOC providers for MSPs, compared honestly.

Most 'white-label SOC' lists are written by people who have never checked what each vendor actually rebrands. This one distinguishes full white-label (your brand on the portal, reports, and notifications) from co-branding and 'powered-by' models — and flags where each vendor's own documentation draws the line. We publish this list and we're on it; every competitor claim comes from our sourced comparison pages, linked under each entry.

The short version

For MSPs that need a fully white-label 24/7 SOC, the field in 2026 splits three ways: Vijilan (white-label at every tier, never competing with the partner, SOC actively contains threats, SIEM included on an index-free engine), Kaseya MDR (genuinely white-label and MSP-native with the lowest bundle economics, but containment depth tied to Kaseya/Datto agents and roughly three coverage domains), and co-brand or powered-by models — Cynet, Field Effect, and Todyl — which are credible platforms whose vendor brand remains visible to your clients. Huntress and Sophos deliver strong SOCs under their own brands rather than yours.

01

Vijilan (ThreatRespond™ / ThreatDefend™)

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A SOC that never competes with its partners for their clients: full white-label on every tier, active containment (ThreatContain™), and ThreatLog™ SIEM included on an index-free engine with Cribl-controlled ingestion.

Best for · MSPs and MSSPs building their own branded security practice over clients’ existing EDR — or on managed CrowdStrike Falcon.

Strengths
  • · White-label is the product, not an add-on: portal, reports, alert notifications and SLA docs under your brand at every tier
  • · SOC owns containment: isolates hosts, disables accounts, blocks IPs — 15-minute response SLA
  • · Vendor-agnostic (wraps Defender, SentinelOne, Carbon Black and others) with ~1-hour tenant onboarding
  • · Never competes with partners for their clients: end-customer enquiries are routed back to the MSP
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  • · Not a platform play: Vijilan operates the tools your clients already run rather than replacing them, so a consolidation-minded buyer may prefer a single-agent vendor
  • · Rates are gated behind partner verification rather than published publicly
02

Kaseya MDR (formerly RocketCyber)

Genuinely white-label and MSP-native since inception, rebuilt as Kaseya MDR in April 2026 with response actions and 400-day retention — the lowest-cost route to a bundled SOC line-item for Kaseya-stack shops.

Best for · Kaseya-committed MSPs serving Windows + Microsoft 365 SMBs where bundle price decides.

Strengths
  • · True white-label heritage in the MSP channel
  • · Aggressive Kaseya 365 bundle economics; native VSA/Autotask/Datto integration
  • · April 2026 rebuild added isolation, account lock and process kill behind approval gates
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  • · Full containment depth is documented against Kaseya/Datto agents; third-party tools are largely alert-in
  • · Core coverage is roughly three domains (endpoint, firewall logs, M365/Entra ID); SIEM is a separate SKU
  • · 50-license minimums and multi-year terms unlock the bundle pricing
Full sourced comparison
03

Todyl (MXDR)

Channel-only single-agent platform (SASE + EDR + SIEM + MXDR + GRC) — a consolidation play delivered as "powered by Todyl" rather than white-label.

Best for · MSPs consolidating greenfield SMB clients onto one agent, one portal, one vendor — especially where SASE/ZTNA matters.

Strengths
  • · Genuinely channel-only with per-partner pods and lead pass-through — credit where due
  • · Real SASE infrastructure (40+ PoPs) bundled with security — rare at SMB price points
  • · MXDR included across all three packages since September 2025
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  • · No documented white-label of the platform or SOC: custom-branded marketing materials, Todyl-branded delivery
  • · Adopting MXDR means adopting Todyl’s agent as your EDR, SIEM and network layer (exit is a forklift)
  • · Official response language is "supports containment"; no published response SLAs; DFIR not included
Full sourced comparison
04

Cynet (All-in-One + CyOps)

Single native agent consolidating EDR, NDR, SaaS, email, identity and deception, backed by the CyOps managed SOC — co-branded MSP delivery.

Best for · MSPs standardizing on one consolidated agent with platform-native automation, starting fresh with no EDR commitments.

Strengths
  • · True single-agent breadth with automated response across modules
  • · 24/7 CyOps SOC included with the platform
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  • · Co-branding rather than full white-label
  • · Full protection requires deploying the Cynet agent across the estate (rip-and-replace)
  • · Sells direct as well as through the channel
Full sourced comparison
05

Field Effect MDR

Intelligence-pedigree SMB MDR with excellent alert quality (ARO model) and strong MITRE results — co-branding and partner themes, with the Field Effect brand visible.

Best for · SMB-focused MSPs that want one integrated vendor with network-layer visibility and can accept the proprietary agent.

Strengths
  • · Act-first SOC with documented containment; 100% attack-step detection and 11-minute MTTD in the 2024 MITRE managed-services evaluation
  • · Per-user-only pricing with onboarding included
  • · Google Workspace coverage, which many SMB rivals lack
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  • · Co-branding, not white-label: the Field Effect name stays on agent, portal and reports
  • · Proprietary kernel agent required — no bring-your-own-EDR
  • · SIEM-like logging (30/90-day defaults), not a full SIEM; sells direct alongside partners
Full sourced comparison
06

Blackpoint Cyber

MSP-channel MDR with strong endpoint focus and low-friction deployment — a respected name for SMB-serving MSPs, under Blackpoint’s brand.

Best for · MSPs serving primarily SMB customers that want fast, endpoint-centric MDR from a vendor with deep MSP-channel heritage.

Strengths
  • · Strong MSP-channel heritage and SMB fit
  • · Low-friction MDR deployment with endpoint focus
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  • · Endpoint-centric scope: cross-domain coverage (network, cloud, SaaS, OT) and SIEM depth are where fuller-stack rivals differ
  • · Delivered under the Blackpoint brand
Full sourced comparison
Methodology & disclosure

Ranked by white-label depth first (full white-label > co-brand > powered-by), then response model (SOC-owned containment > configurable/collaborative response), then what the subscription includes (SIEM, data-volume fees, coverage domains). Every claim is documented on the linked comparison page with dates and sources. Vendors change fast — verify against their current docs before you commit.

Buyers ask. We answer.

What is the difference between white-label, co-branded, and powered-by SOC services?

White-label means every client-facing artifact — portal, reports, alert notifications, SLA documents — carries the MSP’s brand, with the vendor invisible. Co-branding puts both names on the deliverables. Powered-by keeps the vendor’s platform and brand with the MSP positioned as the service wrapper. The economics differ too: white-label builds equity in the MSP’s own brand, which matters at valuation time.

Which SOC providers will not compete with me for my client?

Of the vendors on this list, Vijilan and Todyl both commit to never competing with a partner for that partner’s client. Kaseya sells to internal IT teams as well as MSPs; Cynet, Field Effect, Huntress and Sophos all maintain direct sales motions alongside their partner programs. Channel exclusivity matters because it removes the scenario where your SOC vendor competes for your prospect.

How much does a white-label SOC cost?

Pricing is metered per user or per endpoint per month across the market. The spread is driven by response depth, coverage domains, SIEM inclusion, and data-volume fees — per-GB SIEM billing is the most common source of surprise overages. See our managed SOC pricing guide for the full breakdown of what moves the number.

Can the SOC use the EDR my clients already run?

Only some can. Vijilan’s ThreatRespond operates the EDR each client already runs (Defender, SentinelOne, Carbon Black and others) as the response plane. Kaseya, Todyl, Cynet and Field Effect each center on their own agent — moving to them generally means replacing the endpoint stack; Sophos requires its agent for full response depth.

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