Cash flow is an issue for many managed service providers (MSPs) as the economy struggles to recover from the effects of COVID-19. The need to maintain cash is more important than ever—and right now, renewals are low-hanging
Read ArticleAt least once in your life, you’ve been cyberpwned. Also, chances are that you know exactly what triggered the successful attack.
Read ArticleThe most valuable part of your MSP may not be apparent at first glance. Clients may sign up with your firm based on your staff’s technical capabilities and the tools that allow them to deliver quality service. But those
Read ArticleWith severe weather conditions causing power outages with increased frequency, it makes sense for businesses to take proactive steps to protect their operations. MSPs have an important role to play in this process, since businesses commonly look to their MSPs to help them survive a power outage.
Read ArticleIt would have been hard to miss the rapid rise in ransomware attacks hitting businesses of every size. Over the past year, attacks have crippled hospitals, schools, government organizations and more. What’s more, high-profile attacks have hit major national infrastructure or supply chain organizatio
Read ArticleWhen a customer turns care of their environment over to a trusted partner like a managed services provider (MSP), they’re looking for them to take care of some of the most critical elements of their environment, such as patching.
Read ArticlePatch management might seem like an unnecessary process, until the very first patch deployment goes wrong. When your production environment is affected, the downtime is critical for the whole company. And it becomes even more critical if your MSP clients are affected and your SLA obligations and you
Read ArticleThere are several types of vendor-related risks that you should be aware of. And although the risk of being compromised due to a successful hack of your vendor or partner is certainly possible, it is among the least probable
Read ArticleWhen it comes to protecting clients from cyberattacks, a zero-day exploit can be an MSP’s biggest enemy. A zero-day is a computer software vulnerability that remains undetected by either the vendor or the user until it is activated by the attackers.
Read ArticleLet’s face it. Even the smallest MSP business is made up of numerous elements that are intricately connected. On one hand, there are internal processes like employee management and network management. Then on the other, you have to worry about external processes like client management and system mai
Read ArticleIt goes without saying that, as an IT managed services provider, you certainly need to prioritize software tools that power critical IT management functionalities – such as remote monitoring and management (RMM), professional services automation (PSA), and ticket management, plus backup and disaster
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