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AI’s Double-Edged Sword: Why MSPs Must Educate End Users This Cybersecurity Month

AI’s Double-Edged Sword: Why MSPs Must Educate End Users

AI’s Double-Edged Sword: Why MSPs Must Educate End Users

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, meaning we all need to take extra steps to educate ourselves on the latest cybersecurity threats and technology trends. This year, one topic that managed services providers (MSPs) should consider is the rapidly rising world of artificial intelligence (AI) and how that could impact your approach to cybersecurity for yourself and your clients. Continue reading

Rising Tide of Malicious Links: VIPRE Report Highlights 85% Phishing Email Involvement in Q2 2023

Malicious Links: VIPRE Reports 85% Phishing Email involvement Q2 2023

Malicious Links: VIPRE Reports 85% Phishing Email involvement Q2 2023

In an increasingly digital world, email remains one of the most essential means of communication for individuals and organizations. However, as our reliance on email grows, so does the sophistication and prevalence of cyber threats targeting our inboxes. A new report highlights how bad our threat landscape has become — and how important it is for managed services providers (MSPs), organizations, and individuals to take extra steps to protect themselves. Continue reading

Beyond Technology: How Immutable Backup Builds Trust for MSPs

Beyond Technology: How Immutable Backup Builds Trust for MSPs

Beyond Technology: How Immutable Backup Builds Trust for MSPs

In today’s digital landscape, where our technology is more important than ever to our daily and working lives, the security and integrity of data have taken center stage. However, this data is increasingly under attack from cybercriminals and other bad actors looking to steal or corrupt it, making the need for data protection more important than ever before. Continue reading

The Role of Educational Content in MSP Marketing: Hosting Webinars, Workshops, and Seminars

The Educational Content in MSP Marketing: From Workshops to Seminars

The Educational Content in MSP Marketing: From Workshops to Seminars

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of MSPs, competition is fierce and differentiation is key. As technology continues to shape industries and markets, you are faced with the challenge of not only showcasing your technical prowess but also building trust and credibility among potential clients. Continue reading

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Unveiling Cyber Risks: Key Takeaways from the 2023 Ransomware Report

Spotlighting Cyber Risks: Key Takeaways from the 2023 Ransomware Report

Spotlighting Cyber Risks: Key Takeaways from the 2023 Ransomware Report

In the always-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of the latest threats is more important than ever. The year 2023 has brought new challenges and alarming trends, particularly in the realm of ransomware attacks. The recently released "2023 State of Ransomware Report" by Malwarebytes Threat Intelligence has shed light on the severity of the situation, revealing an unprecedented surge in cyber threats that demand our immediate attention. Continue reading

News You Might've Missed

News You Might’ve Missed. August 2023

News You Might’ve Missed. August 2023

What's new this month in the news for MSPs?

Cloud storage at Google Cloud gets an upgrade; Cadis Security shares malware campaign aimed at Redis; Mitiga Security warning on possible post-exploitation of AWS System Manager agent; Threat Horizons report by Google exposes upcoming cloud security challenges; new phishing campaign leveraging Facebook and Salesforce; and EvilProxy phishing malware on the rise. Continue reading

Lessons from MOVEit-Related Breaches: Essential Takeaways for MSPs

Lessons from MOVEit-Related Breaches: Essential Takeaways for MSPs

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, managed services providers (MSPs) are critical in safeguarding their clients' data and infrastructure. The latest instance of how your clients can be vulnerable to these cyber risks emerged recently with MOVEit, a popular software with vulnerabilities that have now impacted more than 20 million victims worldwide. Continue reading

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Streamline MSP360 Software Deployment with the Network Discovery Tool

Streamline MSP360 Software Deployment with the Network Discovery Tool

Efficiently deploying and managing MSP360 software agents across multiple computers in a network can be a time-consuming and challenging task. However, with the advent of network discovery tools, this process has become significantly easier. In this article, we will explore the capabilities and benefits of the MSP360 Network Discovery Tool, which serves as a valuable asset for bulk deployment of backup, remote monitoring and management (RMM), and Connect agents.

Case #1: Streamlining Bulk Deployment

One of the primary functions of the Network Discovery Tool is to deploy the most recent versions of required agents simultaneously across multiple computers. This feature eliminates the need for manual installation on each individual machine, saving valuable time and effort. By automating the deployment process, administrators can ensure consistency and efficiency throughout the network, thereby boosting productivity.

Case #2: Accurate Network Inventory

Understanding the composition of your network is vital for effective management. The Network Discovery Tool enables administrators to identify all the computers within their domain or local network and provides a clear overview of the computers present, allowing for informed decision-making and resource allocation.

Case #3: Comprehensive Deployment Reporting

After completing a bulk deployment, it is crucial to have a comprehensive report detailing the actions taken and any skipped deployments. The Network Discovery Tool provides administrators with a detailed report, enabling them to track the success of the deployment and identify any potential issues or discrepancies. This feature enhances accountability and facilitates efficient troubleshooting if necessary.

Case #4: Prompt Computer Tracking

In addition to initial network inventory, the Network Discovery Tool offers the ability to track new computers that join the network. By constantly monitoring the network, administrators can ensure that no computers are inadvertently omitted from their management scope. This capability enhances network security, enabling prompt identification and integration of new devices.

MSP360 Network Discovery Tool

To start working with this tool, click the Downloads tab, navigate to the Discover and Deploy section, and click Download. Once the tool is downloaded, run the set-up and proceed with the set-up wizard to finish the installation.

MSP360 Network Discovery Tool

With this tool, users can:

  • Discover computers: perform a search of available computers across the domain.
  • Deploy MSP360 software agents: once the list of computers for the bulk installation is ready, select what agents should be installed on which computers.

MSP360 Network Discovery Tool

Conclusion

Efficiently deploying and managing agents across a network is crucial for any organization. The Network Discovery Tool simplifies these tasks by providing features such as bulk deployment, comprehensive reporting, network inventory, and real-time computer tracking. By utilizing this tool, administrators can save time, streamline operations, and ensure comprehensive coverage within their network environment. Embracing the power of the Network Discovery Tool empowers organizations to enhance productivity, strengthen security, and optimize resource allocation in today's dynamic IT landscape.

Patching up the Network: MSPs Must Start with Device Identification

Patching up the Network: MSPs Must Start with Device Identification

When it comes to increasing cybersecurity, patching known vulnerabilities is one of the easiest ways an organization can make a big difference in improving its risk posture against today’s biggest threats. According to one survey by the Ponemon Institute, 57 percent of attack victims said their breach could have been prevented if they had just installed an available patch. Continue reading

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