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Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, and as threats grow more complex, the industry is embracing more accessible, AI-driven, and collaborative defenses. 



In this session, Jessica Reece of Sophos and Michael Siggins of MSSP Alert discusses the democratization of cybersecurity and the vital role MSSPs play in protecting underserved SMB and mid-market organizations. They explore how AI, automation, and open platforms are reshaping security operations, helping providers improve efficiency, lower costs, and deliver measurable outcomes. 



Watch this timely conversation to see how collaboration and innovation are redefining cybersecurity for providers and customers alike. 
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You’ll learn:
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<li>How MSSPs can demonstrate value and improve margins</li>
<li>The role of AI, automation, and shared intelligence in modern security</li>
<li>Why supply chain risk and SMB vulnerability are driving new models</li>
<li>How Sophos supports MSSPs through innovative platforms and partnerships</li>
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Security Management

Webcast

The Democratization of Cybersecurity

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The pressure on security and service providers hasn’t changed, but the scale has. More endpoints, more alerts, more tickets, and customers who expect faster answers and fewer outages. Headcount alone can’t solve that.



AI-driven automation is starting to absorb that workload in meaningful ways. For MSSPs, that means faster alert triage and investigation. For MSPs, it shows up in endpoint management, ticket resolution, and catching issues before they escalate into client calls. The underlying goal is the same across both: handle more, with the same team.



That’s achievable. But it doesn’t happen by enabling AI features and walking away. It requires clean data, workflows designed around automation, and a clear view of where human judgment still needs to be in the loop.



This webcast cuts through the noise and gets into how MSPs and MSSPs are actually putting AI to work today, what’s required to do it well, and what tends to go wrong when those conditions aren’t in place.
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What you&#8217;ll learn:
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<li>What AI can realistically do today, and where its limits are</li>
<li>How to use automation to scale services without increasing costs</li>
<li>Why data management is central to AI performance, not just a backend concern</li>
<li>The security and operational risks worth watching, and how to manage them</li>
<li>Where to start and how to expand AI use as confidence builds</li>
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This session is for security and service providers who want to move past the hype and build AI into their operations in a way that actually holds up.

MSSP

AI for MSSPs: Everything you need to know to thrive in 2026

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As phishing, impersonation, and credential leaks move outside the firewall, brands and executives have become primary attack surfaces. Yet most MSSPs still focus almost exclusively on internal telemetry—leaving a critical gap in protection and revenue.



In this session, we’ll discuss how leading MSSPs are turning brand abuse, executive impersonation, and dark web monitoring into high-margin, recurring managed services that resonate with CISOs, legal teams, and boards. Whether you’re looking to differentiate your MSSP offering, increase ARPU, or stay ahead of client expectations in 2026, this webinar will provide practical, revenue-focused guidance.
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You&#8217;ll learn: 
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<li>Why brand and executive risk is now a board-level issue, not just a security alert</li>
<li>How attackers exploit leaked credentials, impersonation, and dark web chatter to bypass traditional controls</li>
<li>How MSSPs are packaging and pricing external intelligence services alongside MDR/XDR</li>
<li>What it takes to operationalize monitoring, takedowns, and executive reporting at scale</li>
<li>How to position this service to win new retainers and expand existing accounts</li>
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From Brand Abuse to Board Risk in 2026: How MSSPs Are Monetizing Executive & Dark Web Intelligence

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The results are in — the 2025 MSSP Top 250 list has been revealed. There’s a lot that goes into putting this list together, from determining when the survey opens to setting the criteria to reviewing submissions and deciding the final rankings. Through this process, we uncovered a wealth of information and data about the overall state of the MSSP market in 2025 and beyond — and we want to share that research with you! Join Sharon Florentine, editorial director, for a deep dive into the list, the evaluation process, the state of the market, top trends and challenges MSSPs face. This valuable research can help you best position your MSSP for success as 2025 winds down and 2026 kicks off.



You’ll also get a behind-the-scenes look at how we conducted our research, how we put the list together and what went into our live reveal at MSSP Alert Live. You won’t want to miss this deep dive into what the top MSSPs are saying about the MSSP business and what that means for you. Register now!




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Don&#8217;t miss this chance to learn about:
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<li>Top services offered by MSSPs</li>
<li>Demographic data about the Top 250 MSSPs: Size, revenue, geography, market, verticals</li>
<li>The top vendors that contributed to these MSSPs&#8217; success.</li>
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MSSP Top 250 Research and List

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In this interactive webcast, experts from Conifers.ai will demonstrate live how their CognitiveSOC™ agents platform delivers contextual, tenant-specific investigations that adapt to your customers’ unique environments. You’ll also hear directly from MSSP AMSYS Innovation Solutions on how they’re scaling their managed SOC business, proving ROI to tenants, and expanding their service offerings with the force multiplier effect of AI.



By continuously learning and adapting, Conifers enables MSSPs to both prove their worth and confidently grow their business—elevating SOC effectiveness and efficiency while protecting margins.
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MSSPs live in a paradox: when you&#8217;re successful, no one notices—your clients only see headlines when defenses fail. That makes proving your value and justifying ROI to customers a constant challenge.  But what if you could not only show clear evidence of ROI, but also expand your services without adding headcount?
With an AI-powered SOC platform, you can:
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<li>Demonstrate accuracy and consistency in incident resolution.</li>
<li>Deliver strategic dashboards that quantify value for each tenant.</li>
<li>Unlock new opportunities for growth through increased productivity and efficiency.</li>
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AI/ML

Scale Smarter: Show ROI and Grow Services with an AI SOC

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Generative AI, supply chains and cloud are all expanding organizations’ attack surface, while making it easier for bad actors to launch cyberattacks. Hybrid work, hybrid networks, and hybrid clouds, are making it even harder for MSSPs to maintain compliance and protect their customers.



For MSSPs, managing complex and changing hybrid environments, demonstrating cost-effectiveness and managing compliance and risk are challenging, but not impossible, especially if they implement an AI-powered cloud-delivered security management platform like Check Point’s Infinity.



In this live, interactive webcast, experts from Check Point will explore how MSSPs can build and expand their business with the AI-powered Infinity platform to reduce complexity, lower TCO and tighten their compliance and risk posture.
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You&#8217;ll learn:
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<li>The innovative features of Check Point&#8216;s platform</li>
<li>How MSSPs can build a practice with the solution at its core</li>
<li>How Infinity can reduce complexity and lower TCO</li>
<li>How it can contribute to regulatory compliance and stronger risk posture</li>
<li>And more!</li>
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Register now to find out how Check Point&#8216;s solution can take your business to infinity and beyond!

To Infinity and Beyond: Building Your MSSP Business With Check Point’s AI-Powered Security Platform

On-demand

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Cybercrime continues to evolve into a faster, more scalable, and increasingly service-driven ecosystem. In 2025, this shift became unmistakable as malware activity rebounded after years of decline and attackers leaned heavily on automation, commoditized tooling, and AI-assisted techniques to increase reach and efficiency. As attackers focus on repeatable methods that favor volume, speed, and adaptability over novelty, MSPs face increasing pressure to secure multiple client environments against persistent threats.



Phishing activity surged dramatically, increasing by 206% year over year. Attackers are increasingly abusing legitimate cloud services, trusted platforms, and living-off-the-land techniques to make malicious messages appear authentic and harder to detect. Automation and AI-assisted tooling have lowered the cost of personalization, allowing phishing campaigns to closely resemble targeted spear phishing at scale while making it harder for MSPs to protect end users with traditional awareness training and email filtering alone.



Ransomware and data extortion also remain dominant threats as attackers continue targeting both supply chains and vulnerable SMB and midmarket environments. While takedowns and arrests fractured large operations, affiliates and services adapted quickly, resulting in a more fragmented and volatile threat landscape rather than a meaningful decline in activity.




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Join Tyler Moffitt, Sr. Security Analyst at OpenText, for an in-depth walkthrough of the 2026 OpenText Cybersecurity Threat Report including insights on: 
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<li>Why malware activity is rising again and what&#8217;s driving repeat infections</li>
<li>How phishing has evolved into a high-volume, highly personalized attack vector</li>
<li>What recent ransomware disruptions reveal about attacker adaptation</li>
<li>Practical steps organizations can take to improve resilience in 2026</li>
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2026 Threat Report: Top security insights for MSPs

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Briefing, veteran cybersecurity expert Ian Thornton-Trump joins us to break down the most pressing threats shaping the current landscape. Drawing on decades of experience across military intelligence, law enforcement, and enterprise cybersecurity, Ian will cut through the noise and focus on what actually matters right now.



This session is designed to be timely, unscripted, and grounded in real-world developments.



If you’re responsible for security strategy, operations, or risk, this is not a theoretical discussion. It’s a real-time look at the threat landscape from someone who has spent a career analyzing it from the inside.
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You will learn about:
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<li>Threats from the latest headlines</li>
<li>Emerging attack patterns, and shifting threat actor behavior</li>
<li>How to translate what it all means for MSPs, MSSPs, and the organizations they protect</li>
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