Hundreds of MSPs joined our last webinar to discuss the growing security and operational challenges of remote-user VPNs. Since then, the headlines have only reinforced the problem. Fortinet. Ivanti. Palo Alto Networks. SonicWall. Different vendors, same challenge: critical vulnerabilities, credential theft, and ransomware attacks continue to target remote access infrastructure, forcing organizations into a cycle of emergency patching, user disruption, and increased risk.

The reality is that VPNs were designed for a world where users, devices, and applications lived inside a trusted network perimeter. Today's workforce operates everywhere, and attackers increasingly exploit that trust to gain access, move laterally, and compromise critical systems.

Join WatchGuard experts for a candid discussion on why organizations must rethink traditional remote access and how identity-based secure access is the modern approach to protecting users, applications, and data.

In this webinar, you'll learn:

• Why VPN vulnerabilities continue to impact organizations regardless of vendor
• How attackers exploit trusted remote access to gain a foothold and move laterally across networks
• The hidden operational costs of maintaining, patching, troubleshooting, and scaling VPN infrastructure
• Why identity, device posture, and continuous verification are replacing traditional network-based access models
• How MSPs are modernizing remote access services to improve security, simplify management, and create new recurring revenue opportunities

Every time a client gets breached through a cloud app, it's the MSP who gets the call. Attackers aren't breaking in anymore. They're logging in through gaps that your endpoint, firewall, and MDR tools were never designed to see.

Join our webinar to learn how MSPs are uncovering hidden Microsoft 365 risks, identifying shadow IT, detecting identity threats, and creating new recurring revenue opportunities with WatchGuard CloudDR. 

Key highlights include:

• A repeatable pitch for any client running Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or SaaS apps that starts with real client insights
• A demo showing the power of operating the unified Cloud app security capabilities together as one platform
• Tactics for handling the most common objections, including "we already have Microsoft"
• A land-and-expand playbook that turns a single discovery scan into a recurring managed service