Todyl

Todyl sells a single-agent security platform purpose-built for managed service providers (MSPs) and the channel partners who resell security to small and mid-sized businesses, a buyer segment that is often priced out of, or overwhelmed by, stitching together separate SASE, SIEM, EDR, and MXDR point products from different vendors. The Todyl Security Platform unifies Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) network access, endpoint security (EDR and next-gen antivirus), SIEM log aggregation and correlation, managed extended detection and response (MXDR), security orchestration and automated response (SOAR), and governance/risk/compliance tooling behind one lightweight agent and one management console.

The consolidation pitch is specifically about MSP economics: rather than each MSP separately licensing, integrating, and staffing analysts across five or six different security vendors for every client, Todyl bundles the stack so a smaller MSP can offer a more complete security service without the integration overhead. That is a meaningfully different go-to-market from most SASE or XDR vendors, which typically sell direct to mid-market and enterprise security teams rather than architecting specifically for the MSP delivery model.

Denver-based Todyl, founded in 2015, has raised a $28 million Series A (led by Anthos Capital) followed by a $50 million Series B, funding that has gone toward expanding headcount, opening additional offices, and building out the SOAR and GRC modules added to the platform over time. The company was named a 2025 Inc. 5000 honoree, an independent (if self-reported-revenue-based) signal of real growth, and it has built a partner program specifically to support MSPs selling and supporting the platform.