Mission-critical SASE delivered as a co-managed service, with an integrated 24/7 SOC sitting on top of the same network they manage. The pitch is structural: when the SASE provider and the MDR provider are the same team, detection latency drops and root-cause analysis stops being a finger-pointing exercise. Parent company of Ontinue.
Open Systems delivers SASE and MDR as one integrated service. The same team that runs your network also detects on it — which collapses the typical "network team vs SOC team vs MDR vendor" coordination tax during incidents. Their managed services include SASE (SD-WAN, SSE, ZTNA) plus the SOC overlay running on the same telemetry. For CISOs who want one contract for both layers, this is the answer.
You want the operational simplification of one vendor running both network and detection — and you understand the structural advantage of integrating them.
Healthcare, financial services, critical infrastructure. The mission-critical positioning is real and the SLAs match it.
If you already operate a strong SOC, you're paying for capabilities you don't need. Cato or Aryaka may be a better network-only fit.
Open Systems' scope and pricing assume mid-market+. SMB buyers should brief Field Effect or Cisco Meraki.