Key channel headlines: CyberFOX acquires Timus to boost security platform, Kaseya reveals SaaS Security Report results and more
An acquisition leads the channel headlines for the week. Plus, there’s research from Kaseya, Barracuda andCynomi; new partner programs and products; and plenty more.
Why one-size-fits-all network security proposals don’t work
The best proposals show prospects you understand their industry’s unique risks and compliance requirements.
Forget more tools, MSPs need more margin and vendors are listening
At RSAC, vendors showcased automation, data optimization, and new pricing models designed to help MSPs reduce operational overhead and scale more efficiently.
The IT channel’s AI moment presents opportunity, risk and responsibility
Sophos’ Scott Barlow shares why the future of cybersecurity will be decided by which security providers use AI most effectively.
Why savvy MSPs finance their growth plans
Delaying growth costs more to your MSP than financing ever will.
MSP trends: Quick bytes for busy channel executives
Stay ahead of your competition with these insights on strategies, industry trends, and channel news. Want to go deeper? Click to “take a bigger byte.”
FREE DOWNLOAD: MSP guide to winning more business
This downloadable guide combines two proven strategies to help MSPs like you generate qualified prospects and turn existing customers into a steady source of new business.
Key channel headlines: Cynomi delivers largest platform expansion in company history, SuperOps and Guardz declare end to fragmented MSP stacks, and more
Cynomi, SuperOps and Guardz headline this week’s roundup as vendors double down on AI governance, unified security platforms and tools to help service providers scale more efficiently.
Channel groups ramp up AI-era talent development efforts
As MSPs rush to help customers navigate AI adoption, here are some new training resources, peer-learning opportunities and industry standards.
Adaptive zero trust for MSPs: From access control to continuous security
Many security models still make access decisions at fixed points in time, creating blind spots that attackers increasingly exploit.









