Tag: cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: PAN-OS GlobalProtect exploit
Palo Alto Networks has confirmed that attackers are actively exploiting a security flaw in PAN-OS GlobalProtect, tracked as CVE-2026-0257 with a CVSS score of 7.8. The vulnerability affects both on-premises firewalls and Prisma Access. Review the Cybersecurity Threat Advisory for...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: NinjaOne RMM phishing campaign
A recent phishing campaign is using a legitimate remote access tool to take over victims’ computers, all without deploying malware. This active operation currently targets Brazilian organizations. Attackers trick employees into installing a legitimate software agent that hands over remote...
AI-driven zero-day threats are reshaping MSP patch management
As artificial intelligence (AI) models become more adept at discovering zero-day vulnerabilities—and generating malware to exploit them—organizations will increasingly turn to managed service providers (MSPs) to accelerate patching as part of a broader effort to strengthen application security. AI models...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Fortinet credential exposure
Security researchers have reported a large-scale “FortiBleed” compromise involving exposed Fortinet/FortiGate firewall and VPN credentials. The incident could affect tens of thousands of devices worldwide. Review the Cybersecurity Threat Advisory now to protect your clients’ systems. What is the threat?...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Microsoft Teams TURN relay exploit
Threat actors are using a custom backdoor to route their command-and-control (C2) traffic through Microsoft Teams’ TURN relay infrastructure. This technique blends malicious traffic with legitimate Teams communications. As a result, attackers can bypass traditional network defenses, maintain covert access...
Password managers: Your greatest defense or biggest weakness?
Passwords remain a cybersecurity mainstay, surviving despite years of predictions about their demise. Even with constant warnings from security professionals, users still rely on weak choices—like a dog’s name or home address. So, what is an MSP to do? For...
The AI-cybersecurity connection MSPs can’t afford to ignore
One thing is becoming clear for managed service providers (MSPs): future growth will be driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity. More importantly, AI is accelerating demand for cybersecurity services. A recent survey conducted by the Global Technology Industry Association...
The rise of the part-time hacker
Hackers have always run the gamut—from the college kid in his parents’ basement to the nation-state in a sophisticated bunker. There has always been a gap between what an individual hacker could accomplish and what a well-funded nation-state could achieve....
Inside IT: Opportunities MSPs should miss
A global survey of 400 IT leaders provides some significant insights into the types of IT expertise that organizations might be willing to consider relying on a provider of IT services to provide. Conducted by the Linux Foundation, the survey...
The compliance trap: checking boxes isn’t the same as being secure
When businesses pass a SOC 2 audit, complete a HIPAA assessment, or earn a Cyber Essentials certification, there’s often a sense of relief—the work is done. In reality, that moment is where risk often begins. “Compliance frameworks establish a baseline,”...
