Times are changing. While that phrase gets overused in normal years, in 2020, it is an extremely accurate description of what people and businesses are experiencing every day. Dynamic transformations are becoming a regular part
Brian sits down with Solutions Granted CEO, Michael Crean and VP of Business Development Jennifer Bleam to talk about translating technology and cybersecurity to your customers and prospects. Both Michael and Jennifer give some great
Security & SOC analysts are frequently tasked with the triaging of event log data. This article serves as a reference point for those in need of investigating failed logon attempts, a.k.a. Windows Event Log ID
One thing we know for sure about Covid-19 is that it is driving change. Yes, Its changing how we live our lives, however also driving massive change across all business verticals. Companies who historically operated
Brian catches up with Robin Livesay, Director of Marketing for UpLevel Systems to discuss the security risks remote workers pose and how home networks can be secured and managed un-intrusively.
After a myriad of articles about remote work and getting end users set up on home systems, many MSPs are tiring of the discussion. Unfortunately, the early rush to push people offsite and triage systems
Brian sits down with IoTSSA’s newest partner ADT Cybersecurity. Heather Myers, Partner Channel Manager and Ron Culler, Senior Director Technology & Solutions are making enterprise level cybersecurity available to the SMB through the IT Channel
We have been getting a lot of questions from IT Service Providers on emerging technologies and how they can start to implement these into their services offering. Brian talks with Ted Cole, VP of Channels
Remote work forces for your clients have been set-up…now what? Brian talks with Infogressive CEO, Justin Kallhoff about securing remote workers and the vulnerabilities our businesses face in the current landscape. They give some great
What comes next? That’s a question everyone is pondering today and, though most MSPs and ITSPs seem to be weathering the COVID-19 pandemic better than professionals in other industries, the predictions for the coming months
