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Windows Native Backup vs MSP360 Managed Backup

Windows Native Backup vs MSP360 Managed Backup

One important step in planning your backup strategy is choosing a backup solution that will fit your needs. It should be compatible with your IT infrastructure and be able to back up all your vital data – not only files and folders, but also system images, servers, etc. In this article, we compare native Windows backup tools and MSP360 Managed Backup. Continue reading

Why You Should Switch from Microsoft RDP to MSP360 Connect

Why You Should Switch from Microsoft RDP to MSP360 Connect

With the number of people working remotely consistently growing, the importance of having a remote desktop solution has grown as well. These solutions have to provide an opportunity to help users in the same way as if the administrator was dealing with the issue in person, as workplaces are often decentralized and specialists might struggle to be in a given place at a given time. Along with this, the remote desktop service has to be secure, as vital data might be transmitted during sessions. Continue reading

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How to Test Your Backups: A Comprehensive Guide

How to Test Your Backups: A Comprehensive Guide

Some believe that backups are a routine that should be set and forgot about. Such people also believe that ransomware attacks, downtime caused by hardware failures, and human mistakes that lead to data loss are things that happen to people in the news, or topic starters on Reddit – in other words, to someone else. Continue reading

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Threat and Vulnerability Management for MSPs

Threat and Vulnerability Management for MSPs

Security threats come in a dizzying area of shapes and sizes. They range from malware, to improperly configured IAM policies, to malicious insiders and beyond.

How can you identify and remediate so many different types of threats? The answer is threat and vulnerability management. Here’s a primer on how threat and vulnerability management works, and why you may wish to add it to the list of managed services that you offer as an MSP. Continue reading

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