Biometrics and other technologies that enable passwordless sign-ins are gaining momentum, but lack of standards and legacy applications remain hurdles to adoption.

To do business, SMBs today need a security program designed to meet cyber insurance and other requirements as well as compliance regulations.

By prioritizing asset inventory and utilizing machine learning, organizations can create the right defense against evolving threats.

MSPs must make the case that a cyberattack will hurt the business and that an incident is highly likely to occur.

Organizations have gotten better at training employees to recognize cyber dangers, but they need guidance on the threats that come walking through the front door.

With phishing for credentials on the rise, and the recently exposed attack on Microsoft Office, MSPs need an additional layer of protection to defend themselves, their employees, and their customers.

Follow these five best practices to improve the cybersecurity posture for you and your clients.

MSPs can help clients meet today’s work-from-anywhere requirements with a security-driven networking strategy.

Recent research from Action1 finds that SMBs are looking for MSPs with comprehensive cybersecurity, certifications, fast incident response, and more.

How channel pros can reduce the odds of a rogue employee wreaking havoc with their clients.

Digital transformation drives new opportunities for connected power—and the potential for risk.

With the right preparedness, MSPs—and their vendors and customers—will be better equipped to manage and protect their critical business data.

IoT’s poor security history means more regulations in the future.

Best practices for replacing sloppy access permissions management with with permissions hygiene.

Recent research reveals that SMBs are more likely than enterprises to experience social engineering attacks. Here’s how a zero-trust solution can protect them.

Nothing about cyber insurance is predictable these days, with the partial exception of these basics.