Despite what those who run small businesses say, their organizations really are low hanging fruit for hackers and scammers. In fact, the Aberdeen Group’s latest research report shows that the risk of a single data breach is significantly higher (63%) for SMBs ‒ companies with less than 1,000 employees ‒ than it is for larger organizations.
Are you adequately covered in the event of a Cyber attack?
It’s a fine line between fear and education. How would you rate the education level of your SmB clients? Scott, Zak and Mark each give their rankings with good reasoning behind each of their answers.
The law of supply and demand is alive and well in the IT industry. As with any product or services limitation, cybersecurity talent costs are on the rise, and companies without significant financial resources are being forced to forgo or cut back on hiring those experts. It’s Economics 101.
There are big opportunities for MSPs in todays landscape and the biggest lies in staying ahead and knowledgeable for your clients – Leading Edge vs. Bleeding Edge
Brian has a very ‘Matter of Fact’ discussion with Infogressive CEO, Justin Kallhoff. For cyber criminals who want to target SMBs, the shortest and easiest access is by targeting the MSP. The security equation for
Patrick talks about innovation for your clients and setting you apart from competition. Really get to know your clients and learn their processes and pain points so that you can provide solutions before they become
Brian discusses Email Encryption with Mark and the new standards for client emails. The phishing email threat is rapidly growing and becoming more sophisticated. These schemes have many more tentacles than they used to and
Tighten the Weakest Link: Why End User Education Should Be Mandatory - No matter how many layers of protection your clients add to their networks and computer systems, there’s one “wild card” vulnerability that isn’t
Eliminate unintentional risk exposure with better internal password hygiene - Brian discusses with Dan the evolution of the channel and the opportunities that are presenting themselves to MSPs. The rapid evolution of the SMB and
