Introducing STAP: Strategic Technology Alliance Program
Subtitle: Dual-Strike XISEM extends your stack — it doesn't replace it. Here's how we talk about technology alliances with MSPs and partners.
If you run an MSP, you already bought the stack. PSA. RMM. EDR. Identity. DNS. Browser controls. You don't need another vendor telling you to rip and replace.
You need a Cyber Operations Platform that makes what you already run more valuable — correlated, reportable, and actionable for technicians and executives alike.
That's what the Strategic Technology Alliance Program (STAP) is for.
STAP is not an integrations program. It's a technology alliance framework: mutual value between Vysion Technology Solutions, alliance partners, MSPs, MSSPs, MIPs, and shared customers.
What STAP means for your operation
Dual-Strike XISEM extends, enriches, operationalizes, and orchestrates existing technology investments. Every alliance partner should feel that XISEM improves adoption, visibility, executive reporting, operational intelligence, and customer outcomes for their platform.
Three concepts to remember:
Cyber Operations Platform — XISEM is the layer above your tools, not a substitute for them.
Shared Security Context — telemetry from every alliance enriches every other source continuously.
Operational Intelligence — correlated events become decisions your team can act on Monday morning.
Shared Security Context
Products don't operate in silos. Telemetry from Microsoft, EDR, identity, DNS, browsers, Scout, and alliance gateways flows into one shared context — then becomes Operational Intelligence.
```mermaid
flowchart TB
MS[Microsoft]
S1[SentinelOne]
TL[ThreatLocker]
GZ[Guardz]
PT[Petra]
DNS[DNS]
BR[Browsers]
ID[Identity]
SC[Scout]
SN[Sonar]
CB[COBRA²]
SSC[Shared Security Context]
OI[Operational Intelligence]
MS --> SSC
S1 --> SSC
TL --> SSC
GZ --> SSC
PT --> SSC
DNS --> SSC
BR --> SSC
ID --> SSC
SC --> SSC
SN --> SSC
CB --> SSC
SSC --> OI
```
Messaging: do this, not that
AvoidPrefer XISEM replaces SentinelOneXISEM operationalizes SentinelOne telemetry XISEM replaces ThreatLockerXISEM extends ThreatLocker policy intelligence through Shared Security Context XISEM replaces HuntressXISEM enriches Huntress detections with browser, identity, DNS, compliance, and organizational context XISEM integrates with GuardzXISEM operationalizes Guardz intelligence through graph correlation and executive reporting
Never state or imply: replace · compete with · alternative to · instead of
Preferred language: extends · enriches · correlates · operationalizes · orchestrates · amplifies · unifies · enhances
Launch Packs (curated onboarding)
STAP onboarding is organized into Launch Packs — not one-off vendor checkboxes:
Launch PackAlliances MSP EssentialsXISEM, SuperOps, Microsoft 365, Anti-Venom Identity ProtectionXISEM, Petra, Keeper Business ProtectionXISEM, Guardz, Anti-Venom Endpoint SecurityXISEM, SentinelOne, ThreatLocker, Huntress ComplianceXISEM, Petra, ASPIRE, MAVICE, CAA
Select a Launch Pack in Partner Center → New Prospect when standing up a new evaluation.
Priority alliances (where we're investing first)
Priority 1: SuperOps · Petra · Guardz
Priority 2: SentinelOne · ThreatLocker · Huntress · Keeper · Proofpoint · DNSFilter
Each alliance in Partner Center shows status, gateway availability, Launch Pack placement, evaluation support, and documentation links.
What you can do today
Explore alliances: dual-strike.com/partners
Program overview: dual-strike.com/support/stap-strategic-technology-alliance-program
MSP partners: apply through Partner Center for Launch Packs, evaluations, and federation
We won't ask you to abandon the vendors your clients already trust. We will help you operationalize them — together — through Shared Security Context.
— The Dual-Strike team