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News You Might’ve Missed. May 2022
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? Google Cloud zeroing in on cloud governance, zero trust, open source software, etc.; 5 new critical vulnerabilities in enterprise network switches; Trend Micro finds Linux-based ransomware ”Cheerscrypt” targeting VMware ESXi servers; vulnerabilities in VMware and F5 products warning from CISA; and more. Continue reading
News You Might’ve Missed. April 2022
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? Microsoft previews its first ARM-based Azure Virtual Machines; Spring Cloud Function could be the next Log4Shell vuln; Microsoft Exchange servers the target of Hive ransomware affiliate; files are destroyed by Onyx ransomware, not encrypted; and Emotet malware leveraging Windows PowerShell shortcuts for installation. Continue reading
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News You Might’ve Missed. March 2022
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? VMware and Google Cloud announce partnership expansion to focus on cloud migration; AWS says it’s investing over $2.3bn in data centers in the UK; Linux “Dirty Pipe” vulnerability allows attackers to gains data overwrite access; Microsoft confirms Lapsus$ hacking; Hive ransomware hides payload using “IPfuscation” trick; and Suncrypt is still busy and humming in 2022. Continue reading
News You Might’ve Missed. February 2022
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? New AMD-based instances for high-performance workloads from Google; Amazon to include 32 international AWS Local Zones to expand the edge of its global cloud; active cyberattacks, threats and their targets; and more. Continue reading
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News You Might’ve Missed. January 2022
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? Flexible instances for high-performance computing workloads launched by Amazon; 12-year-old vulnerability in a Linux system tool gives hackers root privileges; new warning to NAS users from QNAP on DeadBolt ransomware; prepare for data-wiping cyberattacks says CISA; and more. Continue reading
The Five Largest Ransomware Attacks of 2021 Explained
2021 was a banner year for ransomware, which is a type of malicious software that encrypts files, disrupts the operations of companies, and asks for a ransom in exchange for the release of the data. Attacks have devastated companies of all shapes and sizes, and crippled hospitals, fuel pipelines, food supply organizations and more. Continue reading
News You Might’ve Missed. November 2021
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? New optimized Azure virtual machines from Microsoft; legal pressure allegedly making BlackMatter gang go dark; fake cybersecurity warnings out after hacker accesses FBI server; and Emotet botnet gets resurrected. Continue reading
Guide to Vendor Off-boarding: Checklist Included
There are several reasons why you may need to change your current solutions vendor or discontinue your contract.
First of all, you may have found a solution that fits your needs better, either because of the technological shift your company is experiencing, or because you have found a solution that has outgrown its competition and you think it's worth switching. Continue reading
9 Worst Cybersecurity Practices
At least once in your life, you've been cyberpwned. Also, chances are that you know exactly what triggered the successful attack. Continue reading
News You Might’ve Missed. September 2021
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? Storage capabilities extended by Google Cloud providing more choices for data replication; 'OMIGOD' Microsoft Azure weaknesses show users vulnerable to attackers; REvil cybercriminal gang back on the dark web; and more. Continue reading
News You Might’ve Missed. August 2021
What's new this month in the news for MSPs? AWS launches new-generation x86-based workforce instances; OneDrive business storage accidentally lowered by Microsoft; Accenture ransomware attack demand of $50m; and more. Continue reading
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