MSP

MSSPs play a critical role in helping organizations consolidate their security platforms, effectively adopt AI, and fill any security expertise gaps, according to a ManageEngine report.

Xurrent’s ITxM platform focuses on accountability after resolution, helping security providers turn post-incident fixes into tracked work with owners and SLAs.

The cybersecurity startup is offering security teams a roadmap for adopting AI for their operations.

By including enterprise-grade Tenable scanning at no added cost, LevelBlue aims to simplify vulnerability operations and help MSSPs move faster from findings to remediation.

The AI vendor is looking to harden its AI models' security to stem threat actors' expanding use of these AI tools.

Guardz's report found that 43% of SMBs have been attacked, but 52% rely on untrained staff or the owners to respond to cyber threats.

Todyl’s latest platform updates help MSPs simplify SOC operations, cut tool sprawl, and manage security and compliance as one continuous workflow.

DNS filtering is an important part of the layered security approach that MSPs need to ensure they can provide to their customers.