MSSP

CrowdStrike took top honors for the way it delivers advanced protection across endpoints, identities, and cloud workloads.

MSSPs are poised to offer threat intelligence services to a much wider market.

One of the most significant takeaways of the White House's recently unveiled National Cybersecurity Strategy is the assertion that software developers, OEMs, and technology service providers must bear the brunt of the responsibility -- rather than end-users -- for keeping cyber environments secure. With the looming prospect of further legislation a...

There's a lot that goes into the creation of a managed services contract before the client ever puts their John Hancock on the dotted line. As an MSSP, you want to make sure that expectations, for both sides of the relationship are spelled out clearly and cogently. The language within must address key terms and stipulations related to payments, rol...

Every MSSP customer is different in their own way. But they all deserve to remain secure from attacks. And so it's important that managed services providers don't play favorites to the point where certain clients eat up a disproportionate amount of time and resources. MSSPs must ensure that they are fairly and proportionally allocating their accoun...

Try as they might to keep their clients in compliance with privacy and security regulations, managed services providers are still at the mercy of the organizations they serve. Unfortunately, companies don't always follow the MSSP's or vCISO's advice on items like responsible data stewardship, privacy policies and breach notification. If an attack d...

The consequences of a cyberattack can be devastating, and it does make sense for managed security services providers to impress on their current and prospective clients the risks of not investing in prevention and response. However, many cyber thought leaders believe that certain lines should not be crossed. Advice is one thing; fearmongering is an...