How MSSPs Can Prove Their Value When “Nothing Happened”
ANY.RUN outlines how MSSPs can demonstrate SOC value by reporting investigation outcomes, threat patterns, and response metrics using its sandbox products.
ANY.RUN's blog argues MSSPs should report investigation outcomes, decision speed, and recurring threat patterns rather than raw alert counts. It cites company 2026 data: email accounts for 30.3% of MSSP sandbox submissions, and customers report 20% less Tier 1 investigation time and 30% fewer Tier 1 to Tier 2 escalations. Frequently analyzed threat families include ClickFix, Sneaky2FA, EvilTokens, EtherHiding, and Kali365.
- Email accounts for 30.3% of MSSP sandbox submissions in ANY.RUN 2026 data
- Customers report 20% less Tier 1 time and 30% fewer escalations
- Frequently analyzed families include ClickFix, Sneaky2FA, and EvilTokens
- Vendor content promoting ANY.RUN sandbox and threat intelligence products
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For an MSSP, a quiet month can be a good month. No ransomware outbreak. No major account compromise.
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