Topic: Business Management - Page 49

Erick and Rich discuss the strategic importance of the latest firewall from Sophos, the strategic wisdom for channel pros of paying attention to customer experience, and the strategic genius of Natty Light’s new alcoholic popsicle.

Phishing scams have gotten increasingly sophisticated during the pandemic, incorporating a personal targeted approach, social engineering, authentic-looking fake login pages, and more.

Erick and Rich ponder whether SMBs are being too easy on their security vendors, explain why now’s the time to revise your COVID safety protocols, and shudder at the slithery surprise two Australian grocery shoppers found in their lettuce.

The live, full-day event focused on business-building strategies to take advantage of the latest trends in cloud and managed services.

When SMBs have to address cybersecurity to close their own sales, the direct tie between cybersecurity and revenue is a pain point MSPs can solve.

A look at how SMBs can move past traditional backups and better protect their data, in honor of Worldwide Backup Day.

The new cybersecurity framework will be phased in through 2025, but MSPs can help defense contractors get new contracts now by bringing them into compliance with the DFARS interim rule.

Sometimes a disaster is as minor as an accidental deletion of a specific file, folder, or image. Other times, an entire office is destroyed or rendered inaccessible. That’s why MSPs need a complete toolbox of restore capabilities that match a variety of recovery scenarios. See more here on how Datto’s business continuity solutions give MSPs the tools they need to address any type of disaster.

Disaster recovery testing is all about finding flaws in your DR plan. However, many MSPs unintentionally conduct tests that fail to accomplish that goal, or conduct incomplete tests overall. Learn more on how to avoid these mistakes and the benefits of partnering with MSP-centric technology vendors that can help support your disaster recovery testing efforts.

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