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What is the dark web?
Explore the dark web, including its evolution, the types of cyberattacks and services offered, and the key players...
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Announcing Field Effect MDR Core - a new cybersecurity offering inspired by MSPs, tailored for the small businesses they serve
MDR Core is ideal for MSPs supporting customers with less than 50 users and less IT complexity.
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How to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities
Learn key methods for identifying cybersecurity vulnerabilities within your organization to reduce your threat surface...
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The rise of cybercrime-as-a-service
Learn about the cybercrime-as-a-service model, its impact on the threat landscape, and the most common services vendors...
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Cyber risk management: What it is and why it's important
Learn what risk management is, how it applies to your cybersecurity, and how to get started on effectively managing...
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Malware vs. ransomware vs. APTs: what's the difference?
Malware, ransomware, and APTs are often grouped together due to several key factors, but are distinct cyber threats to...
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Assessing your cyber security stack: A guide for MSPs
The cyber security vendor market space has grown significantly. As an MSP, you’re likely inundated with calls about the...
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Why an EDR solution is not enough
Understand why endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions are insufficient to secure businesses against...
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What is incident response preparedness?
Learn what incident response (IR) preparedness really means, why it's important and the benefits, and how to improve...
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HIPAA & what it means for MSPs
Learn more about HIPAA, who it applies to, and how MSPs can simplify their compliance with the framework to better...
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The real cost of a data breach in 2024
Discover how much a data breach really costs this year, plus proactive steps you can take to reduce the damage caused...
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The Brass Tacks of Windows Kernel Access
Matt Holland explains why pulling security vendors out of the Windows kernel is a rational but surface-level reaction...