Topic: Managed Services - Page 50

You can’t protect what you don’t know is there, which is why locating, categorizing, and prioritizing data is critical for an effective cybersecurity strategy.

Never before has a security professional been criminally charged for decisions made during a cybersecurity incident, and that’s a game changer for MSSPs/MSPs.

If you’re not behind bars when you see this, things could be worse. But things are about to get better in a hurry once you hear Matt, Rich, and guest host Henry Timm, of Phantom Technology Solutions, discuss two new enterprise-grade firewalls that Sophos says could be right for SMBs too, why Mac management is a profit-booster many MSPs ignore, and ChannelPro‘s Vendors on the Vanguard list for 2023.

Take a tour through our latest batch of overlooked, up-and-coming, and lesser-known vendors in managed services, cloud computing, security, and the Internet of Things.

Oh, Florida Man. Will you ever cease to amuse us with your zany antics? Actually, we know two Florida men who you’re wise to take seriously. One is Matt Rose, co-founder and director of technology services at Tech Rage IT, who joins Matt and Rich this week to talk about ConnectWise’s AI-based automated scripting tool, Kaseya’s forecast for the year ahead, and why cyber liability just might be your new best friend.

Leverage insurance requirements to get your clients to do what you have been encouraging them to do all along—put proper security practices in place.

We asked ChatGPT to suggest a show title inspired by Dr. Seuss, and this is what it came up with.

An addition to the vendor’s Trusted Partner Program, Secureframe for MSPs is designed to help MSPs and MSSPs deliver automated compliance services.

The zero-trust security vendor’s allowlisting technology, which normally blocks any process not explicitly OKed in advance for use in client environments, now permits Pia’s managed services automation solution to interact with protected endpoints by default.

At last week’s ChannelPro SMB Forum in Dallas, Fortinet’s Joel Boyd discussed plans to help partners expand sales to existing customers and future “as-a-service” offerings.