Managed IT Services
Your IT, handled —
for a fixed monthly scope.
Managed IT services covering monitoring, security, updates, backups, and support — so systems stay healthy while you run the business.
Overview
What are managed IT services?
Managed IT services means Intcore takes ongoing responsibility for running, monitoring, securing, and supporting a company's applications and infrastructure for a fixed monthly scope — instead of ad-hoc support tickets. Coverage includes proactive monitoring, security management, updates and patching, backups, and user support, letting businesses focus on operations while Intcore keeps systems healthy.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
Why Choose Us
Why Managed Services?
Over 10 years of trusted IT management, keeping you focused on growth.
Our Services
Comprehensive IT Coverage
From helpdesk to disaster recovery — end-to-end IT services.
What's included
The managed scope, end to end
Defined coverage, written response targets, regular reporting.
Proactive monitoring
Issues caught and handled before they become outages.
Updates & patching
Applications and servers kept current on a schedule.
Security management
Hardening, access reviews, and a defined incident response process.
Backups & restore tests
Backups that are periodically test-restored — not just hoped about.
User support & SLAs
Severity-based response targets written into the agreement.
Scope reviews
Coverage adjusted regularly as systems are added or retired.
FAQ
Common Questions About Managed IT Services
Straight answers about scope, response, and how managed services work.
Still deciding? Ask us directlyProactive monitoring, security management, software updates and patching, backup management, incident response, and user support — defined in a fixed monthly scope with regular reporting. You know exactly what is covered and what it costs before anything breaks.
A managed service gives you a full team's skill set — infrastructure, security, databases, DevOps — for less than the cost of a single senior hire, with coverage that doesn't take annual leave. In-house makes sense at scale; most SMEs get better coverage per dirham from a managed contract.
Response targets are severity-based and written into the agreement: critical outages get immediate escalation to engineers, while routine requests follow standard queues. You see the actual response and resolution numbers in your periodic service reports.
Yes. Onboarding starts with a documented audit of your environment — applications, servers, access, backups — so responsibility is taken over deliberately, with known risks flagged upfront rather than discovered during an incident.
Preventively: hardening and patching on schedule, access reviews, monitoring for suspicious activity, and a defined incident response process. Security is part of the monthly routine, not a reaction to the first breach.
Yes. The scope is reviewed regularly against your actual usage and growth — adding systems, environments, or support hours as you grow, or trimming scope when systems are retired.
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