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Ransomware Awareness Poster Pack

Ransomware Awareness Poster Pack

According to 85% of the MSPs surveyed* in 2019, ransomware is one of the most predominant types of malware attacks for small to medium-sized businesses. Also, MSPs further noted that their clients continue to fall victim to ransomware attacks even when they install endpoint detection, pop-up blockers, email filters, plus antivirus software.

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PowerShell Remote Alerts for Firewall, Defender and Antivirus

PowerShell Remote Alerts for Firewall, Defender and Antivirus

If you find that your Windows security  components are suddenly turned off, that might be the first sign of a ransomware attack. On the other hand, these components could simply have been turned off by a user who wanted to stop annoying updates or antivirus messages. Even that, however, opens a gate for possible attack.

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The MSP’s Response Guide to a Ransomware Attack

The MSP’s Response Guide to a Ransomware Attack

Because Managed Service Providers typically hold sensitive data for a large number of clients, they are becoming a major target for cyberattacks. Instead of an attack targeted at a single company, if a hacker manages to compromise the systems of an MSP, they can potentially gain access to data and systems held and managed on behalf of a large number of third-party companies.

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MSP Assets to Stay Safe from Phishing

Assets for MSPs to Protect Customers from Phishing

Assets for MSPs to Protect Customers from Phishing

Phishing attacks remain one of the most dangerous types of cyber attacks today -- due to their constant evolution, as hackers develop new types of phishing attacks and ways to evade anti-phishing tools. That is why it’s critical to have a well-planned anti-phishing strategy in place for preventing phishing attacks against the users that you support.

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