MSPs' New Year’s Resolutions 2022
MSPs should implement cybersecurity measures and tools for their customers to have a secure year this 2022. Find out more information on this post and be prepared for the next 12 months.
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Why should you include threat hunting services in your portfolio?
By adding a hunting service as part of their offering, MSP improves defenses against future attacks on their customers. Are you ready to take your managed security service to the next level?
ISR Q3 2021: 6 steps to reduce threat risk
WatchGuard Threat Lab reports endpoint malware and ransomware volume already exceeded 2020 totals by end of Q3 2021. Check out the latest ISR and stay informed!
92% of companies improve their cybersecurity by outsourcing
Service providers are the most popular choice when it comes to outsourcing cybersecurity in companies. Are MSPs ready for this challenge?
MSP: What role does AI play in cybersecurity?
Artificial Intelligence can be used to spot cyber threats and possibly malicious activities. For these reasons, AI will be essential for cybersecurity in organizations and MSPs must know how to meet the needs in this area.
3 challenges MSPs face to mitigate vulnerabilities
Faced with challenges such as Log4j2 vulnerability, MSPs should deploy advanced tools for their clients that simplify the patch management lifecycle for their installed software and operating systems.
Knowing where access attempts come from, the key to MFA
The good thing about risk-based authentication is that it takes risk factors into account when performing an authentication decision. WatchGuard partners can now offer their customers increased security in their authentication processes through push notifications that include geolocation.
WatchGuard’s SVP of Marketing, Michelle Welch, named 2021 Security Channel Chief of the Year by Channel Partner Insight
WatchGuard’s SVP of Marketing, Michelle Welch, was named Security Channel Chief of the Year at the 2021 Channel Partner Insight Channel Innovation Awards.
How to prevent known exploited vulnerabilities at the endpoint
MSPs must lay down plans and clear policies for updating their customers' operating systems, servers, proprietary and third-party software. Advanced tools to keep IT and security operations up to date and avoid delays that can be the entry vector for serious incidents are now available.
How businesses can protect themselves from DDoS attacks
A recent study estimates that DDoS attacks are already responsible for up to one-third of downtime incidents. MSPs should provide a portfolio of solutions that reduce the likelihood of DDoS attacks blocking or affecting their customers' connectivity.