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VXSec Partner brief · white-label overflow delivery · vaultxsec.com/partners.html

Contained platform work, delivered behind the scenes. You keep the client.

VXSec takes the Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, identity, migration, mail-flow, DNS, and OAuth/integration blocks that would otherwise pull your senior people off recurring client work. Every engagement is a defined block with a start, an end, and a documented handoff written for you to present.

Work accepted

  • Tenant assessment, cleanup, and contained migrations
  • Access and offboarding review and remediation
  • Admin recovery and role/permission cleanup
  • Mail flow, mailbox, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and domain changes
  • OAuth, API, SSO, and SaaS integration failures
  • Focused incident investigation and stabilization

Rules that protect your client relationship

  • You own the relationship and control communications and approvals
  • No upsell into your accounts, full stop
  • Client information is used only for the scoped work
  • Credentials move through your approved secure mechanism, never email or chat
  • No client or partner name is reused publicly without written permission
  • No indefinite helpdesk queue or 24/7 promise unless separately scoped

Wholesale pricing

Quoted after scope, usually diagnostic-first so the estimate rests on evidence. You set your client price. Larger migrations and rescues are fixed-quoted after discovery with a deposit or milestone structure.

Every handoff contains

  • Scope: systems touched and the agreed outcome
  • Findings and evidence: what was wrong, with proof
  • Changes performed: every modification, recorded
  • Validation: how the fix was tested and confirmed
  • Remaining risk and rollback notes
  • Partner-ready client summary, no pitch inside
Hypothetical example, structure only

Job: client mailboxes intermittently rejected by recipient domains after a domain change.

  • Scope: one tenant, mail flow and DNS for two domains.
  • Findings: SPF exceeded the lookup limit after the change; DKIM unsigned on the second domain.
  • Changes: SPF flattened and consolidated; DKIM enabled and keys published; transport rule corrected.
  • Validation: authentication passes on live test sends to three major providers, delivery confirmed.
  • Remaining risk: third-party sender not yet aligned; rollback recorded for each DNS change.
  • Client summary: one page, plain language, under your brand.
Yusuf, VXSec · [email protected] Book a partner scope check: calendly.com/yusuf-vaultxsec/30min