Cybersecurity

The Great Resignation of 2021 has put tremendous pressure on employers, and the challenges aren't over yet. Great Resignation statistics show that U.S. workers continue to resign from their jobs voluntarily — in fact, over 4 million workers quit in February 2023.

The most immediate impact of the Great Resignation was the pressure on employers to attract and retain talent. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. A broader, long-term issue has been brewing underneath the surface — data security issues caused by insider threats.

In 2022, there were over 255 million phishing attacks, a 61% increase over the previous year. Nearly a third of all attacks are being hosted on trusted services such as Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Google, making them harder to detect.

In this article, we will provide an overview of the MSP/MSSP ecosystem and the various types of cybersecurity vendors and solutions available, including inSOC as a leading vendor in the industry.

If you want to sell more cybersecurity services, risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) could be your ticket to delivering high-quality outcomes while increasing profitability.

Working with top cybersecurity vendors is a proven  MSP and MSSP pathway to success. SOC-as-a-service can help you shorten time to revenue while lowering the initial investment significantly because you don't have to purchase hardware and software, hire a SOC team, or set up complex processes.  

Sound like something your customers might ask? Or even like something you may think yourself? Sometimes, talking about cybersecurity can sound like speaking another language.

Many MSPs that work with enterprise clients are facing a relatively new challenge: The proliferation of connected devices. We're not just talking about employees' laptops and smartphones — IoT and industrial IoT (IIoT) such as autonomous sensors, controllers, and monitors, have increased the attack surface dramatically.

Managed Service Providers and IT Service providers are fighting a tough battle. Not only are they trying to prevent their clients from suffering a cybersecurity attack, they also face the worry of being attacked themselves.

MSPs must address cybersecurity in their offerings to meet today's customer demand. These services also give you numerous opportunities to scale your business and increase profitability.