WatchGuard Blog - Security Models

In the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing some specific information on the general topics that are part of this year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Stay tuned for more!

Organizations need to consider insider threats in their cybersecurity strategy. To offer complete protection, MSPs must combine an endpoint solution with encryption and data control products.

Law firms handle sizeable amounts of valuable data that can prove very profitable for cybercriminals. The fact that much of this data is sensitive is a way of exerting pressure.

A business-grade MFA makes it much more difficult for bad players to gain access to your systems and empowers you with extra layers of protection from potential threats.

The best defense against those seeking to exploit already patched vulnerabilities is to keep software up to date. Find out more information about vulnerabilities exploited here.

Some entities remove the MFA requirement when users are physically inside the network, ignoring the risk of attacks. Avoiding it in Healthcare is important by offering your customers the best solution.

MSPs need to adapt their proposition to the needs of a booming market such as coworking. A good Wi-Fi security solution is the best guarantee you need to work in a coworking environment.

HR departments are an attractive target given the amount of data they handle but they are also well positioned to act as an entry barrier and prevent potential cyberattacks.

More than 50% of MSP leaders are consolidating their vendors to simplify their technology stacks, and improve customer security and support.

In order to gain a competitive advantage MSPs must be able to deliver value-added and differentiated services and solutions to customers. Here are 3 good reasons to do so.