FREE DOWNLOAD: A Prospect’s Worst Nightmare: The Real-world Stories That Sell Cybersecurity
Stop selling features — start telling the stories that make CEOs, CFOs, and business managers feel the risk of inaction. This guide shows you exactly how to create urgency, win trust, and close more cybersecurity deals.
8 Fundamentals to Get You Back to the Cybersecurity Basics
Discover essential cybersecurity fundamentals for MSPs to create a strong strategy while remaining flexible in their security solutions.
Want to Win More Clients? Start with Cybersecurity Certifications
Certifications are fast becoming the must-have edge for MSPs in a crowded market.
Weathering the Storm: How MSPs Can Protect Their Clients from Natural Disasters
Equip your clients to survive nature’s fury: A proactive MSP’s guide to weathering disasters and thwarting cyberthreats.
How Do I Get My Clients Cyber Insurance-ready? Build a Security Stack that Checks the Boxes.
Read on to learn how to align your security stack with what insurance carriers want to see. Armed with these tips, you can turn those requirements into a business opportunity.
What Happens When a Client Gets Breached? An MSP’s Guide to Cyber Insurance Claims
We walk through what happens after a cyber incident, what insurance providers expect, and how MSPs can support clients throughout the claims process without overstepping their bounds.
MSP Liability in a Breach: Am I at Risk for Promises Made in Marketing?
This guide can help MSPs assess their risk based on language like, “We’ll keep you 100% secure.”
How Can I Build a BCDR Plan That Protects My MSP, Too?
Most BCDR plans focus on the client. But what happens when your own house is on fire?
How to Charge More for Security Services — Because You Deserve It
Get profitable new tips to stay current on cybersecurity and educate your customers on security best practices.
FREE DOWNLOAD: How to Sell Cybersecurity Services Without Scaring Clients
Get actionable strategies for communicating the importance of security in a way that resonates with decision-makers—without resorting to scare tactics.










