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Navigating the 2024 Cybersecurity Threat Landscape for MSPs: Key Insights from Seceon’s Innovation and Certification Days

Navigating the 2024 Cybersecurity Threat Landscape for MSPs: Key Insights from Seceon’s Innovation and Certification Days

In 2024, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to their central role in securing and managing client networks. The complexity of these threats is growing, with ransomware, nation-state actors, and supply chain vulnerabilities at the forefront. MSPs must understand the evolving threat landscape to protect their own systems and, by extension,

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Unlocking New Potential with MSPBots: A Conversation with Callen Sapien

Unlocking New Potential with MSPBots: A Conversation with Callen Sapien

In the world of managed service providers (MSPs), staying ahead of the curve requires constant innovation, particularly in data management and operational efficiency. I recently had the opportunity to interview Callen Sapien, President and acting Chief Security Officer (CSO) of MSPBots on the show floor of the Build IT event in Orlando, FL, to explore

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How Seceon Transformed a Financial Giant’s Cybersecurity—And How It Can Revolutionize Yours!

How Seceon Transformed a Financial Giant’s Cybersecurity—And How It Can Revolutionize Yours!

Wondering how a major global financial institution tackled its cybersecurity challenges and emerged stronger? Our latest case study reveals the transformative journey of this industry giant and how Seceon played a pivotal role in redefining its security strategy. Why You Should Check Out This Case Study Why Seceon Stands Out Read the Full Story:  Ready

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Warning: How Outdated Security Measures Can Devastate Your Organization

Warning: How Outdated Security Measures Can Devastate Your Organization

In today’s digital world, data exfiltration is a stealthy threat that often flies under the radar. Hackers have become adept at exploiting gaps in outdated rule-based security by using small, incremental data transfers —such as sending 20MB in one instance and 45MB in another—to quietly steal sensitive information. This approach allows hackers to avoid detection

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