July 12, 2021
Azure Backup and Recovery: Five Best Practices for MSPs
David Weiss
SMB adoption of Azure is consistently increasing. Here’s how to start planning BCDR for your clients’ Azure assets.
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July 09, 2021
How MSPs Can Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Ransomware Attacks
Courtney Heinbach
Reality is, there is no foolproof way to prevent a ransomware attack. Even the most protected and prepared businesses can fall victim to ransomware. However, there are steps MSPs can take to lower the chances of their SMB clients being hit with an attack.
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July 03, 2021
Datto Update: Kaseya Device Monitor Available in ComStore for Datto RMM Partners
Ryan Weeks
The Datto Information Security Team is actively monitoring the Kaseya VSA security incident. As soon as there is more information available on the exploit being used and how to detect it, Datto will assess if scripts can be developed to aid partners.
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June 11, 2021
What is Immutable Cloud Storage?
David Weiss
There are significant differences in cloud design that can have a major impact on reliable backup and recovery of business-critical data.
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June 09, 2021
Security for MSPs: VDPs, Bug Bounties, and Responsible Disclosure
Justin Bacco
In the year 2021, information security is everyone’s problem.
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May 28, 2021
Azure Server Protection: Why and How
Andrew Burton
As a managed service provider (MSP), it is imperative to communicate the need for backup and recovery of cloud server workloads to clients. So, let’s take a quick look at the why and how of Azure server protection.
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May 27, 2021
What is Ryuk Ransomware and How Does it Work?
Rotem Shemesh
Here’s everything MSPs and their clients need to know about Ryuk ransomware.
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May 19, 2021
Checklist: Hurricane Disaster Recovery Businesses
Kira Pogge
Hurricane season is fast approaching. Here are some steps to take to ensure you are ready to help your clients weather the storm.
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What is Maze Ransomware and How Does it Work?
Rotem Shemesh
Maze Ransomware has been in the headlines non-stop ever since it was first reported in May 2019. It has been used to attack individual companies, governments, and increasingly – and perhaps most worryingly – MSPs.
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