Partner guides

How a Telco, ISP or MSP launches a cybersecurity portfolio under its own brand — with no R&D, no new hires and no integrations.

Cyberangels puts two co-workers in front of your business customers, from the small firm to the large enterprise. The lead generation co-worker reads the risk signals on every customer and keeps their posture up to date. The sales co-worker prepares the conversation in four phases — Prepare, Discovery, Objections, Close — and builds the proposal and the report your customer signs. Every service quoted comes from your own catalogue, priced with your list, carrying your brand. The portfolio goes live from that catalogue, with nothing to integrate.

Partner onboarding

The four steps from signed agreement to a sales team selling cybersecurity: agreement, co-design of the catalogue, pilot, roll-out.

  • What happens in each of the four steps
  • What we need from you, and when
  • Who is involved on your side
  • What 'live' looks like at the end
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NIS2 as a sales conversation

What D.Lgs. 138/2024 actually asks for, the reporting deadlines and the fines — and why your business customers are asking about it.

  • In force in Italy since 16 October 2024
  • The 24h / 72h / one-month reporting clock
  • Fines by category of entity
  • Why suppliers feel it through their customers
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Earning the trusted-advisor seat

How partners open the cyber conversation with a business customer: show the risk first, then propose the service that resolves it.

  • Why the generic pitch stalls
  • Opening with the customer's own exposure
  • Mapping findings to your catalogue
  • What trust does to renewals and referrals
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See it with your own catalogue

The fastest way to understand the model is to look at it against your own customer base and your own services. Bring both, and we will walk through what the two co-workers would put in front of your sales team.

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