Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Cyber insurance and compliance are a golden opportunity for MSPs. Businesses turn to your services and solutions to deliver adequate protection, avoid hefty compliance fines and get help with insurance coverage. As data protection and security requirements intensify, your services play a critical role in mitigating your clients’ cyber risk.

Organizations face mounting pressure as their data storage needs multiply each year. The challenge lies in managing vast amounts of information that must be preserved but rarely sees active use. Cold data storage offers a smart solution for storing this infrequently accessed data while keeping costs under control. Cold storage systems excel at housing compliance archives, historical records, and backup files, all while maintaining accessibility when these assets are needed.

Cyber resilience keeps taking center stage. One of Europe’s compliance regulations, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), is doubling down on financial organizations. Established in 2022, DORA was created to address critical gaps in EU financial institutions that elevate information and communication technology (ICT) risks. The new rules taking effect meant that businesses were up against the clock to satisfy DORA requirements.

Virtual machines form the backbone of most enterprise IT systems, which means effective virtual machine backup software is essential for safeguarding business operations. Companies need reliable backup solutions to protect their virtualized applications and data from unexpected failures, breaches, or system crashes.

SaaS has become the default choice for productivity and collaboration apps. MSPs face challenges in delivering managed services for these environments in general, and security services for Microsoft 365 specifically, as a critical component of an organization’s cybersecurity strategy.

Git Large File Storage (Git LFS) is an open-source Git extension that handles versioning for large files. It optimizes git repositories by storing data separately from the repository’s core structure, making it much easier for developers to manage binary assets. However, such an efficiency requires proper security and configuration to function optimally. Utilizing best practices, like access control, encrypted connections, and regular repository maintenance, firmly secures the Git LFS performance.