From Pressure to Potential: Turning Compliance into Opportunity with MDR
Cyber threats and compliance demands are rising. MDR gives MSPs 24/7 monitoring, faster response, and easier audit readiness, boosting security and revenue.
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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.
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.
The Efficiency Shift: From Alerts to Incidents
Endpoint security efficiency turns noisy alerts into clear, correlated incidents—cutting workload, speeding response, and strengthening protection.
The Efficiency Shift: Endpoint Efficiency Over Alert Volume
Too many alerts create noise. WatchGuard’s Endpoint Efficiency cuts noise, blocks threats early, and scales protection.
A Smarter, Stronger Approach to Incident Response in WatchGuard MDR
WatchGuard MDR delivers 24/7 expert incident response across all tiers. AI and human analysts work together to detect, contain, and resolve threats fast.
WatchGuard Named Market Leader in Four Categories by Top InfoSec Innovators 2025
WatchGuard named Market Leader by Top InfoSec Innovators 2025 in Cybersecurity Service Provider, Endpoint Security, MDR, and Zero Trust Platform categories.
What does your firewall see that your EDR doesn't? Lessons from recent cyberattacks
Discover how advanced attacks evade isolated controls and why MDR is key to effective protection.
The Warning Signs You Can't Ignore: From Your Body to Your Business
Ignoring minor warning signs led to a health scare—the same happens in cybersecurity. Tools like NDR, XDR, and MDR catch threats before damage is done.
Summer, AI, and Identity-Based Threats: A Strategic Wake-Up Call for MSPs
Summer isn't the slow season for threat actors. Are your identity protections built for real-world attacks?