Security vendor Coro today announced the latest version of its platform for MSPs and their SMB clients.
Redesigned interface and unified system bring simplicity to security ticketing
The product announcements cover a variety of additional features addressing ticketing, tool consolidation, and overall security health.
Some of the key features available in Coro 3.7 include:
- Redesigned Actionboard enables users to prioritize the most relevant action items with four summary widgets for open tickets, resolved tickets, protected users, and protected devices. The new interface includes three sections: open tickets, setup required, and all caught up.
- Enhanced Ticket Management accelerates remediation by providing quick-fix recommendations, plain-language descriptions, and improved navigation via tabs that offer complete details, activity logs, and comments.
- Unified Ticketing for All Data Types reduces alert noise by automatically consolidating all sensitive data type detections, including credit card, health, non-public, and personal data, from email, endpoint, and cloud activity into a single unified ticket, streamlining investigations.
Research shows that security and IT teams struggle with constrained budgets, limited staff, and complex multi‑tool environments, and Coro says its platform addresses those challenges for customers and their channel partners.
“Coro 3.7 continues our mission to make robust security accessible to resource-constrained lean IT teams through enhanced usability and accelerated remediation,” said Joe Sykora, CEO of Coro, in a statement. “Our redesigned Actionboard and Workspace Health Score help IT teams focus on what matters most. For channel partners, we’ve introduced significant global features that save time, ensure policy consistency, and provide improved visibility across all customer workspaces.”
MSPs gain automated security and health insights across customer environments
The rollout of Coro 3.7 also includes new ways for MSPs and partners to address gaps across their customer environments in addition to enabling faster response to potential issues.
The GlobalView AI Summary enables channel partners through automated insights across all customer workspaces, identifying security gaps and delivering specific remediation recommendations for each workspace.
Coro says this AI-powered feature saves time by eliminating tedious, repetitive security reviews, enabling MSPs to quickly strengthen their customers’ security posture at scale.
Another feature, the Workspace Health Score, provides an at-a-glance score of an organization’s security posture based on the number of open tickets and security misconfigurations. Higher numbers of unresolved tickets and security gaps lower the score, while resolving these issues improves it.
This new feature aims to help IT teams prioritize remediation efforts and track security improvements over time.
Platform updates follow a year marked by channel expansion and executive growth
Coro told Channel Insider in January of 2025 about the importance of its channel base in scaling the company.
“It is easy for channel partners to also become confused and unable to keep up with the industry, especially if they themselves are smaller organizations that only have a few employees,” then-CEO Guy Moskowitz said. “Solving the complexity for partners is important to us, too.”
Throughout 2025, it has addressed those complexities with a new partner program and product updates.
Coro also promoted Joe Sykora to CEO, transitioning Moskowitz to his new role as president. Sykora was instrumental in guiding Coro to a channel-only sales model before his appointment in
Now, Sykora and other leaders globally are working to bring Coro to more SMBs through the channel.
“My goal with partners and channel strategy is to provide predictability in business, with deal registration and protections on margin, be easy to do business with year over year, and to provide our partners with the enablement they need,” Sykora told Channel Insider in July.