What the product does
Basic, Mid, Premium or sector-specific names may be used, but every bundle retains a component bill of materials.
ZeroShield combines Guardian Core with selected protection, assurance and managed-defence products while preserving explicit component SKUs, quantities, entitlements and responsibilities.
Guardian for Australian customers is built, operated and hosted in Australia. All Guardian customer and platform data, including backups and recovery copies, is maintained and stored within Australia.
Guardian retains bundle, component product, quantity, entitlement, connector, source state, actions, evidence, service status and effective-date history.
The proposal identifies every component product, quantity, price kind, service tier, effective date, licence, connector, support and responsibility. A bundle discount or package price must still retain an auditable component allocation.
Products, quantities, allowances, connectors, supplier costs, coverage hours, service levels, effective dates, renewals and exit handling remain explicit.
Basic, Mid, Premium or sector-specific names may be used, but every bundle retains a component bill of materials.
The bundle presentation does not hide the individual product status, allowance or action workflow.
Each underlying product retains its own support and operating boundary.
Security bundles often sound simple at sale time but create confusion when nobody can identify which users, endpoints, websites, sources, targets, service hours or responsibilities were included.
ZeroShield is a commercial packaging layer. Guardian still records the component products, quantities, effective dates, costs, service levels and billing relationship required to operate and invoice the solution correctly.
Use the shared workspace, dashboard, risk, actions, learning, baseline monitoring and reporting.
Select protection, assurance and managed-defence products using stable product codes and measurable quantities.
Apply the correct direct or wholesale price while preserving the customer product allocation.
Basic, Mid, Premium or sector-specific names may be used, but every bundle retains a component bill of materials.
Customer workspace, dashboard, risk, All Actions, University, dark web, website monitoring and standard reporting.
Endpoint, patching, DNS and Svalinn products with explicit protected quantities.
Vulnerability, Katana, external monitoring and infrastructure assessment according to scope.
Security Monitoring and Aegis coverage with explicit sources, capacity and service responsibilities.
Activate customer and provider access, product limits, connectors and effective dates matching the purchased components.
Use Guardian wholesale for external MSPs and Guardian direct for direct or Guardian-managed customers.
The bundle presentation does not hide the individual product status, allowance or action workflow.
Current included products, coverage, service state, material risk and open actions.
Drill into endpoint, DNS, website, vulnerability, monitoring, learning and other selected components.
Users, participants, endpoints, websites, targets, sources and other measurable product quantities.
Customer, MSP and Damocles responsibility for each product and managed activity.
Current posture and improvement across the selected bundle without losing source traceability.
Effective dates, quantities, changes and product allocation needed for commercial review.
Each underlying product retains its own support and operating boundary.
Map customer outcomes, existing tools, responsibilities, quantities and the required Guardian package.
Record each product, quantity, allowance, service tier, connector and effective date.
Sequence customer, provider, product, connector, user and device onboarding across the solution.
Review product health, actions, changes, usage and service responsibility across the bundle.
Apply the approved price kind, quantity, variation and renewal without changing product entitlements silently.
Provide combined executive and customer reporting while retaining component product evidence.
The bundle parent helps quote and communicate the solution; component records govern delivery and billing.
Identify customer risks, existing tools, internal capability, provider role and required outcomes.
Select users, participants, websites and baseline allowances.
Add each protection, assurance and managed-defence component using stable products and quantities.
Define customer, MSP and Damocles operating, support, escalation and remediation duties.
Apply entitlements, connectors, product limits, effective dates and usage records.
Use the approved price book and quantities while preserving the component allocation.
Each remains component based even when marketed under a simple solution name.
Combine Core with selected endpoint, DNS, website and monitoring products for a defined staff estate.
Combine provider staff protection, Participant Free, website, learning and optional managed defence.
Allow the MSP to buy explicit Guardian products at wholesale and set its own customer retail price.
Combine Core, Assurance, security monitoring, reporting and selected protection across a defined estate.
Combine Core website monitoring, Katana, Svalinn, code review or penetration testing according to need.
Combine Security Monitoring, Aegis, vulnerability and endpoint products with explicit source and coverage scope.
These details remain explicit before activation, but are grouped into one operating view so buyers can review the responsibilities without working through four separate page sections.
Bundle onboarding follows the product dependencies rather than activating everything at once. Damocles confirms the customer and provider relationship, Core package, component products, quantities, connectors, existing tools, contacts, service levels, support, effective dates, billing party and renewal. The implementation plan sequences customer workspace, identity, users, devices, sites, targets, sources, policy, agents and managed-service onboarding according to technical dependency and customer capacity. Go-live requires product-level acceptance, source health, entitlement validation, support paths, reporting and a clear register of deferred, unsupported or future components.
ZeroShield remains vendor neutral because connectors sit beneath component Guardian products. The bundle references Guardian product contracts such as endpoint protection, vulnerability management or security monitoring. The selected compatible connector is recorded in the product implementation rather than replacing the public product name. A customer can retain a suitable supported technology or request a connector assessment. Changing the connector must not silently change the purchased product outcome, quantity or service responsibility. Future Guardian billing should use stable product codes, effective-dated price entries, bundle items, subscriptions, entitlements and usage records.
Solution reporting remains traceable to every component product and customer record. Guardian retains bundle, component product, quantity, entitlement, connector, source state, actions, evidence, service status and effective-date history. Combined reports summarise the solution while allowing authorised users to drill into the component that produced a finding or service condition. A component without data, entitlement or healthy connector remains visible rather than being hidden by the bundle name.
ZeroShield pricing is the sum or approved allocation of explicit component products. The proposal identifies every component product, quantity, price kind, service tier, effective date, licence, connector, support and responsibility. A bundle discount or package price must still retain an auditable component allocation. For external MSP relationships, Guardian invoices the MSP using Guardian wholesale prices and quantities. The MSP customer retail price is separate and must never alter the Guardian invoice. For direct and Guardian-managed customers, the applicable Guardian direct price book and contract determine the invoice.
The exact answer is confirmed in the proposal and package schedule, but these points should be understood before activation.
No. It is a component-based solution bundle combining Guardian Core with selected products and services.
Yes through an approved variation that records quantity, entitlement, price, responsibility and effective date.
Yes. The MSP retail amount is separate and does not alter the Guardian wholesale invoice.
Yes where supported connectors and operating models exist for the selected Guardian products.
Only when expressly listed as a component or engagement. Guardian can track their findings without including the work automatically.
Through stable products, bundle items, price entries, subscriptions, entitlements, usage and invoice lines.
Products, quantities, allowances, connectors, supplier costs, coverage hours, service levels, effective dates, renewals and exit handling remain explicit.
ZeroShield pricing is not published publicly until the approved component bill of materials and price book are complete.
The bundle does not imply that every Guardian product, connector or managed service is included.
We will define the Core band, component products, quantities, compatible connectors, commercial relationship and entitlement model.