Live webinar
Milliseconds, not mornings.
An alert fires at 2am. If it waits in a queue until someone reads it, by then it's a breach. Wirespeed reads it, investigates it and contains it in under a second, no human, no morning, no mercy. Come see what millisecond cyber does to your book.
Milliseconds, not mornings.
Sources: Wirespeed platform data; Coalition claims data.
What we'll cover
Join Jake Reynolds (Wirespeed), Trent Nihill (Coalition Insurance) and Ryan Ettridge (CyberCert) for 45 fast minutes built for MSPs.
Jake will put the speed on screen: an alert hitting the platform and getting a verdict before you've finished reading this sentence. Trent will help us understand the power of active cyber insurance to make policies accessible for SMBs worldwide. Ryan will show us how SMB1001 is designed to tie this all together as an SMB cyber ecosystem.
992 milliseconds
That's Wirespeed's mean time to verdict across every customer tenant over the last 90 days. Mean time to remediate: 1,132 milliseconds. Adversaries are speeding up, breakout is measured in minutes, and a queue is a liability. We'll show what a sub-second SOC does to an alert that would otherwise have ruined a Monday, all supervised 24/7 by a global team of threat engineers, with automated containment opt-in so you decide what fires without a human.
73% fewer claims
That's Coalition policyholders against the industry average, on Coalition's own claims data. Coalition has been underwriting in Australia since November 2023 with a local incident response team behind it, and cuts the average ransom demand by 65% when it negotiates. That's Active Insurance: the protection and the cover pointed at the same outcome.
364 days
A certification proves what was true on the day it was signed. The ecosystem maintains it the other 364. We'll walk the ladder straight. Every Wirespeed detection leaves a time-stamped record of each step to the verdict, and the included 90-day data lake holds the authentication, endpoint, email and cloud logs that your incident response plan needs to point to. The evidence exists before the assessor does.
Your speakers
Jake Reynolds
Co-Founder and Head of Engineering, Wirespeed
Jake was previously Head of Emerging Technology at NetSPI, where he engineered solutions at the intersection of human led services and automated software. Jake led the building of NetSPI's PTaaS and ASM products, which enabled NetSPI to grow to become the top pure-play penetration testing company in the world.
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Trent Nihill
General Manager, Australia, Coalition Insurance
Trent Nihill serves as the General Manager of Australia at Coalition, where he oversees the expansion of local operations and SME cyber insurance adoption. He brings nearly two decades of financial lines and cyber insurance experience to the role, focusing on streamlining the application process for brokers and enhancing protection against cybercrime.
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Ryan Ettridge
Co-Founder and CEO, CyberCert
Ryan is the Co-Founder & CEO at CyberCert and a recognised leader in cybersecurity transformation, business growth, and scalable trust frameworks. With more than two decades of experience helping leaders overcome barriers, his work now focuses on one clear mission: unstick small businesses and build a cyber-resilient economic backbone of nations worldwide.
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