Coro

What is Coro?

Coro is a modular cybersecurity platform for small and midsize businesses and the MSPs that serve them. It combines endpoint, email, network, cloud app and data protection with security training and backup in one dashboard.

Key features of Coro

• Endpoint protection: logs endpoint activity and automates responses to security events.
• Email protection: scans for threats and remediates them automatically.
• Network protection: includes Zero Trust Network Access and a VPN.
• Cloud app security: detects threats in cloud apps and drives.
• Data protection: guards against data leaks and unauthorized access.
• Security awareness training: runs simulated phishing exercises.
• Cloud backup: immutable backups of SaaS data with restore options.

How Coro works

Customers choose the modules they need and manage them from one console, with an AI agent that triages and remediates events. The vendor says it automatically remediates 95% of threats, so small IT teams spend less time on alerts. Modules can be added over time as needs grow.

Who uses Coro?

Lean IT teams, growing businesses and MSPs use Coro. The vendor reports more than 3,000 customer organizations and cites SE Labs AAA ratings for its EDR, email and cloud protection, plus G2 awards.

Coro pricing

Coro does not show prices on its homepage; the cost depends on the modules and number of users chosen, and quotes come from the vendor.

Coro integrations

Coro links to an integrations section but its homepage names no specific integrations. It protects cloud apps and email environments and offers backup of SaaS data.

Coro alternatives

Guardz is built MSP-first and adds identity and browser coverage under a multi-tenant console. Huntress focuses on managed endpoint detection and response rather than a modular suite. Arctic Wolf sells a managed security operations service, where Coro is a self-managed platform with automation.