Security projects are where MSPs win or lose trust.
The Right of Boom community lives with security rollouts and compliance deadlines. Those are exactly the projects Landed was built to land, and exactly the ones MSPs can’t afford to miss.
Before the boom is a project plan.
Most of what keeps an MSP’s clients safe ships as a project: MFA, EDR, firewall refreshes, CMMC and HIPAA readiness. When those projects stall, the security gap stays open.
Landed gives security-minded MSPs a delivery owner for that work without hiring one.
Security rollouts
MFA enforcement and EDR deployments, run to plan across every site.
Compliance readiness
CMMC, HIPAA and SOC 2 readiness managed to the deadline.
Network refresh
Firewall and multi-site projects with clean cutovers.
Onboarding
New clients secured and documented from day one.
A founding pilot cohort from the Right of Boom network.
Five to ten MSPs, ninety days, real projects, measured openly.
5–10 founding MSPs
MSPs in the $2M–$25M range with security or compliance projects on the board right now.
90 days of real projects
A senior lead runs delivery directly. Published pricing, no long contract, month-to-month after.
Results, shared openly
Real PM hours per category, on-time delivery, and MSP satisfaction from month one.
Delivery discipline, finally at MSP scale.
- Founding-cohort access to a fixed-price PM subscription built for MSPs
- Security and compliance playbooks shaped by the community’s real projects
- Pilot findings shared back: what projects really take, and what goes wrong
- A practical answer to falling project margins, not another tool to buy
Built by an enterprise PMO operator.
Landed is part of the Wadia Group of Companies. Wadia Partners provides Delivery Owners: senior operators who take personal accountability for mission-critical technology initiatives.
Landed productizes that same delivery methodology, one-to-many, for the MSP owner who needs delivery discipline but can’t justify a senior full-time hire.
Let’s build the pilot cohort together.
Introductions to a handful of MSPs is all it takes to start.