MSPs are the new target: Why internal security must be a priority
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Cybersecurity
MSPs are trusted partners for businesses of all shapes and sizes, holding the responsibility of managing client IT infrastructures and keeping everything safe and secure. But as you know, threats are continually changing and increasingly we’re seeing MSPs become the prime targets for cybercriminals looking to gain access to client networks. If an MSP suffers an attack, it can lead to large-scale data breaches that cause a cascade of problems for affected organisations. And, as the UK Cyber Resilience Bill sets out new legal obligations for MSPs, now more than ever, fortified internal security and cyber awareness is a top priority. MSPs are no longer just service providers, they are key gateways to clients. In this article, we’ll look at why MSPs need to bolster their internal security – and what can happen if they don’t.
Redstor
Managing Microsoft Intune and Entra ID configurations is no small feat. As organisations adopt more cloud services and mobile workforces, identity and device policies are becoming more and more complex. With constantly evolving policies, conditional access rules and compliance requirements, even a small misconfiguration or accidental deletion can open the door to security vulnerabilities, data loss or costly downtime.
Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity
2025 has seen a significant rise in cyber threats affecting organisations across all sectors around the globe. Each attack demonstrates the increasing sophistication of attackers and the methods they use to exploit businesses.
Heimdal Security
Here at Brigantia, it’s our mission to provide our partners with the tools and insights they need to stay ahead of cyber threats and a changing cybersecurity landscape. That’s why in today’s blog, we’ll be looking at the highlights from Heimdal’s new research report, The State of MSP Agent Fatigue in 2025.
Hornetsecurity
Cybersecurity threats for M365 are increasing, putting any business using the platform at risk. Email misdirection remains one of the costliest human-error risks and organisations need to have the right tools in place to strengthen defences.