What’s new this week in the news for MSPs? Google launches new cybersecurity features for Google Cloud and Workspace; Washington, DC Police Department ransomware attack; and Prometei botnet leveraged by hackers in Microsoft Exchange exploits.
Read ArticleWhat’s new this week in the news for MSPs? REvil ransomware allegedly strikes Quanta Computer, takes blueprints for Apple; hacking campaign against Pulse Secure VPN devices breaches government agencies; Qlocker ransomware attack leverages 7-Zip to encrypt QNAP devices; and Codecov supply-chain attac
Read ArticleIntroducing the new and updated version of MSP360 Explorer for macOS. We’ve listened to your feedback and are glad to present the latest version of our application.
Read Article“Bring your own device”, or BYOD, is a situation where a company's employees use personal devices to access corporate network resources or applications. These devices typically include mobile phones, tablets, and laptops. The BYOD approach can occur intermittently,
Read ArticleMergers and acquisitions, or M&A for short, is a great way to enter the MSP business or to increase your customer base. On the other hand, you might want to leave the business if you're tired
Read ArticleData security management is a centralized approach that allows you to standardize and streamline your security operations, thus making them more robust and failure-resistant. In this article we overview exactly why you need to implement data security management, how it
Read ArticleWe are pleased to announce the release of our Connect (Formerly Remote Desktop) for Android in Google Play. The application is available absolutely free of charge. Be the first to try the newest addition to our MSP360 Connect product line-up.
Read ArticleCompromised Microsoft Exchange Servers getting hacked by FBI; A second zero-day Chromium exploit code released on Twitter, and data of 1.3 million Clubhouse users exposed. Let’s see what it’s all about.
Read ArticleMost IT professionals perform ongoing security monitoring of their environments to catch security problems as they arise. But what happens if your monitoring tools don’t catch a threat or vulnerability? Or, what if there are underlying configuration problems in your IT environment that invite securi
Read ArticleMSP pricing can, understandably, be a complicated affair – even for seasoned providers – since there is no standard pricing system that you could use as a guide. MSPs are now charging from as little as zero dollars for some services to as much as tens of thousands of dollars for selected packages.
Read ArticleWhat’s new this week in the news for MSPs? New security and compliance certifications for Google Cloud; Microsoft cloud outage boots Teams, Azure, and Office 365 offline; password changes to auto-login in safe mode from REvil ransomware; and unpatched Fortinet VPN devices the target of new Cring ran
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