Each morning MSSP Alert broadcasts a quick lineup of news, analysis and chatter from across the global MSSP (managed security services provider) ecosystem.Here’s the lineup for Tuesday, May 16, 2017:6. Bell Canada Hacked: A hacker has stolen roughly 1.9-million active email addresses from Bell Canada. Moreover, the hacker also gained access to active phone numbers and names of around 1,700 customers, according to Canadian Press.5. Mobile Device Security: Zimperium, which specializes in enterprise mobile threat defense (MTD), now integrates with Microsoft Azure. The solution delivers real-time, on-device threat detection and remediation for Android and iOS devices. The platform's management console, zConsole, integrates with enterprise mobility management (EMM), security incident and event monitoring (SIEM) and single-sign-on (SSO) solutions. Zimperium deployment options include shared SaaS, dedicated SaaS and on-premise (via an organization's private cloud). 4. WannayCry Attacks - Who Done It?: Some experts suspect North Korea was somehow involved in the WannaCry ransomware attacks, which allegedly leveraged NSA software to target Windows PCs across roughly 100 countries...3. Ransomware Lawsuits Against MSSPs?: Let's assume you're an MSSP that failed to apply Windows software patches to PCs. Can you be held liable for WannaCry ransomware malware? The debate has started...2. China Cybersecurity Law: Trade groups representing U.S., European and Asian companies called on China to delay a cybersecurity law set to go into force June 1, saying it could discriminate against foreign businesses, according to The Wall Street Journal.1. Countdown to Launch: Yup. We wrote this blog on Tuesday, May 16 — just a bit before MSSP Alert’s anticipated launch day later this month.