Topic: Managed Services - Page 214

Formed by author and consultant Karl Palachuk (pictured) the National Society of IT Service Providers wants to get channel pros a seat at the table as states begin drafting cybersecurity laws, and to define professional codes of conduct for MSPs as well.

Storing multiple copies of backups is a great start, but no longer sufficient to keep your clients protected.

Not sure what it is or how to do it? Learn what experts have to say.

According to anonymized metadata voluntarily provided by Kaspersky MDR customers, one-in-10 (9%) prevented cybersecurity incidents could cause major disruption or unauthorized access to the customer’s assets. The vast majority of incidents (72%) were of medium severity meaning that if these threats had not been detected by the service, they would have affected the performance of the assets or could lead to single data misuse cases.

The result for partners, the now independent, publicly-traded company says, will be increased investment in products and MSP success.

Channel pros can help organizations prepare their networks for the future of work, which must consider employee expectations of flexibility and mobility.

Metrics matter for anyone serious about growth, but which metrics matter most? Top industry experts weigh in.

In an appearance on this week’s ChannelPro Weekly podcast, Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan (pictured) explains exactly how attackers broke into Kaseya’s RMM solution and what MSPs can do to prepare for the day it’s their turn to be breached.

Two by two, folks, two by two. It’s the best way to survive both a world-destroying flood and an RMM outage, for reasons that will become clear as Matt, Rich, and guest host Antwine Jackson, of Enitech Solutions, discuss Microsoft’s new Windows 365 product, the latest developments from NinjaRMM, and (especially) the Kaseya VSA breach.

Erick and Rich discuss why Microsoft’s new Windows 365 may be a game changer, why the time has come to start attending live events again, and why leaving your house vulnerable to break-ins can occasionally have fortunate consequences.