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If you offer any form of managed security offering (or plan to in the near term), then listen up: you may want to stop up-selling customers on managed security. Sound provocative? It isn't.
Managed security ought to be (for the vast majority of MSPs and their clients) part of the standard managed services offering. Meaning, it should be the exception to the rule that an MSP agrees to have a managed services client who does not receive security from the MSP. We will discuss what some of those exceptions might be, but we will focus on how you can more accurately align your MSP practice with the needs of your customers and still make money.
Highlights:
Bring Your Own Security - Is it Enough?
Should you Charge More for Managing Regulated Data?
Negotiating Public Cloud Agreements
Analysis of the New MSP Registration Law
RMM Legal Agreements - What MSPs Need to Know
Surviving Cyber Attacks: Data Breach Response, Ransomware Negotiation, and Other Tactics
It's Time to Rebalance your MSP Client Portfolio
RMM Security Strategies for MSPs
Solving the MSP Staffing Gap
MSP Are Still a Safe Bet for Investors
Do MSPs need certification if they don’t have a datacenter?
Flattening the Cyber Risk Curve
Application Whitelisting - the new standard for MSP security?
You've been breached. Now what?
Securing the New Remote Worker
The True Cost of Ransomware
Legal Tips for Dealing with MSP Clients During Pandemic
MSP Pricing Best Practices
IoT Managed Services...Coming Soon to an MSP Near You
MSP Loan Funding - Part 2
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