Tag: cybersecurity

Bend, don’t break: How attackers and defenders learn from each other

Bend, don’t break: How attackers and defenders learn from each other

For more than 30 years, cyber attackers and security teams have battled it out across the digital landscape, one side looking for gaps and flaws to target, the other side fixing and protecting them. The pace of the conflict is...

/ June 21, 2023
MSPs and the next wave of cybersecurity AI solutions

MSPs and the next wave of cybersecurity AI solutions

While cybersecurity researchers tend to revel in discovering vulnerabilities, many of the ones that do get disclosed require cybercriminals to have extensive expertise to exploit. Most cybercriminals today remain focused on launching attacks that use tried and true techniques and...

/ June 19, 2023
An expert’s view for MSPs to stay ahead of the cybersecurity talent shortage

An expert’s view for MSPs to stay ahead of the cybersecurity talent shortage

While AI has been dominating the headlines in cyber circles throughout 2023, another less glamorous topic is just as acute: the cybersecurity talent shortage. We’ve covered this topic in the past, but the challenge continues. In the 2022 Cybersecurity Workforce...

/ June 15, 2023
Security is more than table stakes

Security is more than table stakes

Security has always seemed to be at the top of most organizations’ mind. At the same time, it is often a lower priority when setting aside discrete investment. Outsourcing functions to an MSP can be seen by many as a...

/ June 13, 2023
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View of AI: an expert’s take on its impact

View of AI: an expert’s take on its impact

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a slowly growing part of the cat-and-mouse game between cybercriminal and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)/Managed Service Provider (MSP) since the first crude AI tools became available decades ago. But AI has exploded into the...

/ May 29, 2023
Industrial IoT can become a thriving market for MSPs

Industrial IoT can become a thriving market for MSPs

I recently had the opportunity to tour a metals factory in the industrial city of Evansville, Indiana. The chief metallurgist was showing me how connected their manufacturing systems have become, as well as how much “industrial IoT (IIoT)” has grown...

/ May 15, 2023
Voice cloning – a growing cybersecurity threat

Voice cloning – a growing cybersecurity threat

Just when you think you’re reasonably on top of all the cyberthreats out there, new ones emerge. Say hello to voice cloning. Or don’t say hello to it because you don’t want a scammer to have your voice. Voice cloning made...

/ May 10, 2023 / 12 Comments
Steps to prevent automotive hacking threats for MSPs

Steps to prevent automotive hacking threats for MSPs

Many businesses now have company-owned vehicles, especially ones that didn’t originally have a need for them. As medicine, education, and banking have spread beyond the boundaries of corporate cubicles, more and more enterprises find themselves owning and maintaining vehicles. That’s...

/ April 25, 2023
Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) are becoming a cybersecurity staple

Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) are becoming a cybersecurity staple

While the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) has been a part of the cybersecurity vocabulary for some time, its importance has grown, especially in terms of its significance as part of routine cybersecurity workflows. CISA has thrown its weight behind...

/ April 10, 2023
The cybersecurity impact of recent bank failures

The cybersecurity impact of recent bank failures

MSPs that have financial clients in their portfolios could well be forgiven for being a little jittery. Even industry experts were caught off guard by the sudden struggles in the banking sector. One bank sunk due to old-fashioned business practices,...

/ March 27, 2023