What urgent problem opens the conversation?
A stolen credential, shared-access gap, business-email risk, password burden or audit finding gives the customer an immediate reason to act.
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Bring Human-Verified MFA, IAM, SAML SSO, shared-access protection and identity-risk services to the customers who already trust your advice.
Start with customers concerned about phishing, shared workstations, compromised credentials, business-email access or recurring password-support costs.
A stolen credential, shared-access gap, business-email risk, password burden or audit finding gives the customer an immediate reason to act.
Organizations with shared workstations, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, regulated applications, small security teams or recurring login-support problems.
Rainbow Secure adds Human-Verified MFA and shared-device-friendly verification where a customer wants captured credential text to be insufficient. It can begin with a focused use case instead of forcing an immediate replacement.
Rainbow Secure verifies the human response—not only the password or code—then connects that stronger authentication to application access, lifecycle control and evidence.
Human-Verified MFA is the differentiated entry point. Customers can then add IAM, SAML SSO, shared and privileged access controls, adaptive policies and audit evidence.
Simple partner opening: “Are stolen credentials, shared devices or password-support costs creating an identity problem that your current MFA does not fully solve?”
Patented Human-Verified MFA adds an expected visual or interaction response so captured password or code text alone is not sufficient. Partners can connect that differentiated entry point to IAM, SAML SSO, shared-access protection and audit evidence.
See how Human-Verified MFA works →MSPs and MSSPs stay involved after deployment. Their opportunity comes from operating, monitoring and improving identity security over time.
Managed MFA, SSO, lifecycle and password support
Recurring managed services Discuss the MSP model →Identity monitoring, privileged protection and compliance reporting
Managed security and advisory Discuss the MSSP model →Resellers and distributors focus on customer acquisition, transactions and channel development rather than operating the customer environment every day.
Software, implementation and solution packages
Commission and project services Discuss the Reseller model →Recruitment, enablement and transaction support
Regional channel growth Discuss the Distributor model →Begin with one customer problem and a clearly bounded service. These examples can be adapted to the partner’s capabilities and the customer environment.
For customers struggling with onboarding, application access and password support.
For customers concerned about suspicious authentication and high-risk access.
For customers questioning whether passwords and ordinary OTPs provide enough assurance.
For distributors beginning with a small, qualified group of downstream partners.
Partners can build revenue from software, assessment, implementation, managed services, compliance support and customer expansion. Available commission ranges depend on the partner’s role, customer ownership and delivery responsibilities.
Problem: Sensitive borrower information and an active credential threat required fast containment, evidence-based scoping and a hardened authentication path.
Rainbow Secure work: Incident response, forensic review, identity hardening, stronger authentication and continuous identity monitoring.
Partner opportunity: Identity assessment, hardening, managed monitoring, response and audit evidence.
Problem: Accumulated administrative rights, unowned service accounts and manual access changes burdened a small IT team.
Rainbow Secure work: Account and privilege inventory, least-privilege remediation, named service-account ownership, MFA, joiner/mover/leaver workflows and recurring access reviews.
Partner opportunity: IAM/PAM assessment, deployment, lifecycle governance, access review and compliance support.
Customer identities are withheld for confidentiality. Operational metrics reflect the respective engagements.
Before joint customer activity begins, Rainbow Secure and the partner align on customer communication, demonstration support, implementation ownership and renewal involvement.
Review the platform, customer fit and partner model.
Complete sales and technical orientation.
Select the first customer use case and build the offer.
Review pipeline, delivery results and expanded benefits.
Rainbow Secure works with MSPs, MSSPs, resellers and distributors whose customer base and services align with identity security.
Rainbow Secure provides the platform, product enablement and escalation. Partners can own assessment, implementation, management, monitoring, compliance and advisory services.
Customer ownership and opportunity responsibilities are agreed during partner onboarding and opportunity collaboration.
No. Commercial ranges depend on partner type, customer ownership, delivery responsibility and expected activity, so they are discussed privately.
Partners may package assessments, deployment, application integration, managed identity administration, monitoring, compliance reporting and advisory services.
Yes. Support can include discovery, demonstration, solution guidance and technical collaboration.
It depends on the offer. Delivery partners typically bring identity, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, SAML, security operations or compliance experience.
Yes. A focused first use case and pilot group is often the best way to prove the value before expansion.
Yes. The Enablement & Resources page explains positioning, demo, delivery and evidence resources.
Book a partner opportunity call or send the partner team a short introduction about your customers, services and market.
See Rainbow Secure in action and privately review the commercial ranges available for your model.