Cynomi expands MSP security platform with seven VM integrations

Cynomi has announced its largest product update to date, adding seven vulnerability management (VM) integrations, automated scheduled scanning, a centralised files repository, and expanded AI assistant capabilities to its security governance platform. The Tel Aviv and Orlando-based company targets managed service providers (MSPs) and managed security service providers (MSSPs), positioning the release as a step towards continuous, portfolio-wide security operations.

The new VM integrations connect Cynomi's platform directly to Tenable, Rapid7 InsightVM, CrowdStrike Falcon Spotlight, SentinelOne Singularity Vulnerability Management, Tanium Exposure Management, Upwind, and Qualys. The company says those integrations address the most commonly requested enhancement from its partner network, allowing scan results to flow automatically into remediation planning and compliance evidence workflows rather than requiring manual import.

Automation and the administrative burden argument

Cynomi's release materials claim that MSPs currently spend three to eight hours per client per week on manual security administration tasks. For a provider managing fifteen clients, the company estimates that equates to up to 120 hours weekly devoted to administrative overhead rather than strategic delivery. The new Scheduled Scans feature is designed to address this directly, automating weekly or monthly scan execution across each client environment and keeping posture data current without manual intervention.

The centralised Files Repository automatically organises reports, remediation evidence, policies, and compliance documentation by client. Cynomi says files can be linked to specific controls and exported for audit purposes, supporting compliance frameworks including CMMC, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and the CIS Controls. The platform's CISO Intelligence layer is described as the engine that transforms incoming vulnerability data into prioritised remediation and governance workflows, while an AI Findings Coworker analyses scan data, flags conflicts and emerging risks, and surfaces remediation recommendations for human approval.

David Primor, co-founder and chief executive of Cynomi, said the release "brings together integrations, automation, compliance management, and AI-powered execution into a single platform that helps partners operate continuous security programs at scale."

Market context and competitive positioning

The MSP security tooling market has become increasingly crowded as vendors race to address the same core pain point: service providers are expected to deliver enterprise-grade security oversight across diverse client estates without proportionate increases in headcount. Competitors operating in adjacent parts of this stack include ConnectWise, Datto (now part of Kaseya), and a growing set of specialist vCISO and security programme management platforms. Several pure-play vulnerability management vendors, including Tenable and Qualys, also offer MSP-tier licensing that overlaps with Cynomi's aggregation layer.

Cynomi's differentiating claim is vertical integration across the full security lifecycle, from initial assessment through continuous monitoring, remediation tracking, compliance evidence collection, and what it describes as security-led revenue growth for the channel. That positioning makes the platform less of a point tool and more of an MSP operating system for security, which raises retention and switching-cost dynamics that investors and acquirers in the managed services space tend to value.

Regulatory tailwinds

The timing of the release coincides with mounting compliance pressure on small and mid-market businesses, particularly in the US defence supply chain where CMMC certification requirements are becoming enforceable obligations rather than aspirational benchmarks. MSPs serving those clients face direct liability exposure if compliance evidence is incomplete or audit trails are insufficient. Cynomi's automated evidence collection and audit-export functionality is positioned squarely at that requirement. The inclusion of HIPAA readiness tooling also addresses healthcare vertical MSPs, a sector under sustained scrutiny from the US Department of Health and Human Services following a series of high-profile breaches in 2024 and 2025.

The new integrations and features are available immediately. Cynomi did not disclose pricing changes, updated customer counts, or revenue figures alongside the announcement.