Demystifying the Alphabet Soup That Is Detection and Response
Tradeshow acronyms overwhelm meetings, derailing decisions. In Detection & Response all systems share one goal: quickly detect threats and respond effectively.
WatchGuard Blog - Cybersecurity Insights
Key Lessons from the Major Ransomware Attacks in Recent Months
Learn from the ransomware attacks in recent months and find out how to protect your company against advanced threats.
Inside the Threat Landscape: Biannual Cybersecurity Briefing Webinar
Watch WatchGuard’s on-demand 2025 threat webinar for malware trends, real attack cases, infection vectors, and practical defenses.
Zero Trust for Data Privacy: The Backbone of Modern Cybersecurity
Zero Trust is no longer just a security model. It is a practical way for organizations to reduce data exposure, enforce least privilege, and prove control across users, devices, and access, while staying ready for modern privacy pressures.
The SMB Paradox: Most Targeted, Least Prepared for Cybersecurity
A practical guide for SMBs: four cybersecurity and data privacy priorities, including MFA, endpoints, unified security, and MDR.
What Every Security Leader Must Prepare for in 2026
Security leaders must prepare for 2026 with AI-driven threats, autonomous attacks, zero trust over VPNs, secure-by-design rules, and extortion crime.
The Efficiency Shift: Protection That Scales with Your Team
WatchGuard streamlines endpoint security with unified EPDR and automation, cutting noise and boosting efficiency so teams and MSPs can scale confidently.
How Computer Security Has Evolved and What You Can Do Now
Learn how computer security has evolved and what steps you can take to protect your identity, devices, and data.
Get Ahead of What’s Next: Don’t Miss the 2026 Security Predictions Webinar
Get ahead of emerging cyber threats. Join WatchGuard’s 2026 Security Predictions webinar for expert insights on the trends that will shape next year.
The Efficiency Shift: How AI Turns Noise into Clarity
WatchGuard’s dual-layer AI boosts endpoint security by blocking threats before they run and cutting noise, giving analysts fewer, smarter incidents.