Topic: Security - Page 79

The MSPs that succeed next year and beyond will adjust their models to take advantage of market-shaping trends.

Encrypting everything may be overkill, but with increasing compliance regulations SMBs will need guidance on what data must be protected.

Erick and Rich discuss why CompTIA’s new Cybersecurity Trustmark fills a need in the channel, why you should consider giving your website a makeover, and why the police shouldn’t need to explain that driving with both windshields covered in snow is illegal.

No one likes problems, everyone likes money, and the two have a habit of going together. Quite a conundrum, no?

The last of this year’s three online summits brought together the best minds in the industry to guide MSPs through the cybersecurity threatscape.

The new credential aims to help MSPs earn third-party validation that they employ rigorous best practices to ensure the safety of their own environment and end user environments, according to CompTIA’s Wayne Selk (pictured).

The new feature uses artificial intelligence to identify and automatically deactivate new accounts setup by hackers intent on using Action1’s solution to attack vulnerable end users.

Partners have an opportunity to guide their customers toward convergence and consolidation to shore up security.

Sure, you may think you’re an elite napper, but you’ll never really know until you start collecting and crunching some numbers.

Unlike competing single-vendor services, the Canadian master MSP’s recently introduced offering merges outsourced monitoring and management with best-of-breed products from enterprise-oriented vendors like Elastic, Qualys, and SentinelOne.