Month: July 2026

The hidden MSP opportunity in AI-built applications

The hidden MSP opportunity in AI-built applications

There’s a lot of chatter these days about a so-called “SaaSpocalypse” that could have significant consequences for IT services providers. As more organizations embrace artificial intelligence (AI), they are deploying more custom applications created with AI-powered coding tools. The rise...

/ July 23, 2026
Revenue stalling? Your sales data has the answer

Revenue stalling? Your sales data has the answer

Revenue problems rarely appear overnight. They usually show up in your data first. Lead response times slow. Qualified opportunities disappear. Deals sit in the same pipeline stage. Marketing generates more leads, but conversion rates drop. One salesperson consistently closes more...

/ July 22, 2026
Why MFA fatigue attacks keep working

Why MFA fatigue attacks keep working

MFA was supposed to be a virtual panacea. For a while, it worked well. But attackers found a reliable workaround that requires no sophisticated malware or cryptographic expertise—just patience and an understanding of human behavior. MFA fatigue attacks, also called...

/ July 21, 2026
Bad CRM data is costing your MSP more than you think

Bad CRM data is costing your MSP more than you think

Your MSP sales forecasting is only as accurate as the data feeding it. That sounds obvious, but I’ve reviewed MSP pipelines where deals that haven’t moved in six months are still listed as “closing next quarter.” The MSP owner looks...

/ July 20, 2026
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Critical ServiceNow vulnerability

Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Critical ServiceNow vulnerability

ServiceNow has disclosed a critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-6875, with a CVSS score of 9.5, that could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute code in affected ServiceNow environments. The flaw is classified as a sandbox escape vulnerability and affects both hosted...

/ July 17, 2026
Tech Time Warp
Tech Time Warp: 1994 Citibank Heist Yet Another Reminder to Keep Credentials Secure

Tech Time Warp: 1994 Citibank Heist Yet Another Reminder to Keep Credentials Secure

The bank heists of Hollywood are glamorous: all-black clothes, darting around lasers, and — in modern cinema — genius hackers with incredible programming skills. But one of the first major digital heists of history, which took place 32 years ago...

/ July 17, 2026
MSPs are at a consolidation crossroads

MSPs are at a consolidation crossroads

The annual contract value (ACV), also known as billings, for managed services deals exceeding $5 million increased 2.7 percent year over year in the second quarter, according to the latest report from market research firm Information Services Group (ISG). However,...

/ July 16, 2026
Why prospects still don’t understand what you’re selling

Why prospects still don’t understand what you’re selling

MSPs should have a solid understanding of what they offer. The real challenge is whether prospective customers understand it as well. Since many MSPs rely on prospects visiting their website, visitors need to quickly understand the service being offered. One...

/ July 15, 2026
When MFA isn’t enough: The session hijacking problem

When MFA isn’t enough: The session hijacking problem

Good ol’ MFA. It’s the bane of existence for people who want to log in quickly. For cybersecurity professionals, however, MFA has long been a source of reassurance. But some of that confidence is beginning to fade. For years, organizations...

/ July 14, 2026