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Where Wirespeed fits on the ladder.

Certification is assessed, and from Platinum it is assessed independently. Here is exactly what the standard asks for, and where Wirespeed does the work.

Bronze and Silver

Anti-malware is required on every endpoint. Under SMB1001:2027 that control is not applicable on an endpoint already running a conforming EDR. That is your EDR doing the work. What Wirespeed changes is whether one endpoint standard across your whole book is realistic, including your smallest clients.

Gold and Platinum

EDR becomes mandatory on workstations, laptops and servers, and must deliver automated response, investigation and forensics from historical data, and alerting to a named contact. Your EDR satisfies the control. A client can certify Gold without Wirespeed. The question Wirespeed answers is whether any of it does anything at 2am. Gold also asks the incident response plan to identify log sources and retention across authentication, endpoint, email and cloud, which is what the included data lake holds.

Diamond

Here Wirespeed moves from useful to required. The control asks for EDR across all devices, including personal phones and tablets, plus an external managed detection and response provider under a service level agreement with defined response times for triage, for starting a human-led investigation on high-priority incidents, and for containment recommendations. It is the only control in SMB1001 that requires the category Wirespeed sells. Ask Wirespeed for that agreement and keep it with your evidence pack.

Why this is built differently.

Wirespeed was acquired by Coalition in November 2025 and is now the flagship offering of Coalition Security. Coalition reports more than 100,000 policyholders across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and Germany, and 73% fewer claims than the industry average.

That matters for what you are deploying. Most detection and response vendors get paid whether or not the incident happens. An insurer only wins if it does not. Wirespeed exists because containing a threat in milliseconds is cheaper than paying the claim, and that incentive sits behind every verdict. Behind it is Coalition Incident Response, handling thousands of incidents a year, with a reported 65% average reduction in ransom when it negotiates.

Coalition calls this Active Insurance: protection and cover pointed at the same outcome. SMB1001 already recognizes the thread. Cyber insurance is a Gold control, and at Diamond the standard notes that the capabilities of the chosen MDR provider should align with the insurer's requirements for incident reporting and response. For most vendors that alignment is a conversation someone has to broker between two companies. Here it already sits in one group.

Speed is the whole point.

A threat left unactioned overnight is a breach by morning. Across all customer tenants over the last 90 days, Wirespeed reports a mean time to verdict of 992 milliseconds and a mean time to remediate of 1,132 milliseconds. When a case genuinely needs a human it reaches out to your users over Slack, Teams, email or SMS for context, rather than dropping a ticket on your team. Automated containment is opt-in, so you decide what fires without a human.