Managed vs In-House Cybersecurity: How to Decide What Fits Your Organization
Key Takeaways Neither model fits everyone. The right one depends on hours, budget and who can act at 3 a.m. DYOPATH says one security hire covers about 40 hours a week out of 168. Co-managed security is a middle path, and many organizations land there. Somebody has to be watching. That’s the real question behind the managed-versus-in-house debate. DYOPATH’s managed cybersecurity guide puts it plainly. Neither model fits every organization. Here’s how the two compare, using the guide’s own points. Two ways to run security In-house means the organization hires its own security people. Managed means an outside team monitors alerts and determines what's real. DYOPATH ,delivers its version through DYOGUARD , its cybersecurity platform. Hours covered This is where the gap shows up first. The guide says a week has 168 hours and one full-time security hire covers about 40 of them, before vacation and sick days. Those are DYOPATH’s own figures, so treat them as a rough guide. Round-the-clo...