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Ryan Weeks
In response to the critical vulnerability referred to as Log4j, Datto released a Community Script for all MSPs earlier this week on Github. This in-depth explainer video details how to access, apply, run, and interpret the results of the Community Script.
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In response to the critical vulnerability referred to as Log4j, Datto released both a Datto RMM component for our partners and a community script for all MSPs.
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Datto has not assessed any material exposure to the log4j vulnerability that would impact the safe use of Datto products at this time. Should this assessment change, we will update Datto partners immediately.
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Ofir Yaakobi
Emotet, once described as the “world’s most dangerous malware”, was first discovered as a banking Trojan in 2014 and over the years has evolved into the go-to solution for cybercriminals.
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Chris Henderson
For many MSPs, cybersecurity is a phenomenal opportunity to add value to clients, and add revenue streams to their existing business operations.
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Bazar Loader is a fileless attack that downloads through the backdoor allowing attackers to install additional malware, often used for ransomware attacks. Since its inception in April 2020, Bazar Loader has attacked a wide variety of organizations in North America and Europe.
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Emilyann Fogarty
In the past year or so, supply chain attacks have become more prevalent than ever, making vendor security a top-of-mind concern for many organizations.
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Cristofer Sochacki
In this blog, we will continue to outline what we discussed in Part 1 of this series and what we demonstrated in our session at DattoCon last week. We will be diving into the technical aspects of the tools used and how they were configured.
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Your team has deployed next-gen anti-virus, applied the latest security patches, and your are forwarding all endpoint telemetry to a managed detection and response vendor. The question you have now is – how can you ensure that the deployed defenses are working properly and you will be notified of malicious activity?
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