CyberQP is launching a new series of identity-centric threat intelligence briefings, written to support MSPs like you with threat coverage and in-depth guides, available online and via email.
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Regular threat briefings on the latest credential leaks, major breaches, and vulnerabilities impacting MSPs.
Insights on common techniques and emerging attack vectors, such as social engineering, AI vishing, lateral movement attempts, and more.
In-depth guides to help readers learn more about new compliance requirements (such as CMMC) and how they interact with existing frameworks (like FedRAMP).
The latest on evolving cyber insurance requirements, and how your MSP can stay one step ahead.
Every threat briefing contains mitigation steps that any MSP can take to detect suspicious activity or deter threat actors.
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Unlike your usual catch-all threat briefings, MSP Incident Insights zeroes in on a rapidly growing attack vector - identities, credentials, and privileged accounts to give readers actionable guidance.
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Our security experts monitor and review threat intelligence and coverage from all over the cybersecurity landscape, and cite all of our sources for every report. We're here to brief MSPs, not sell software.
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02/05/2024 - Researchers from Varonis have identified three Microsoft software vulnerabilities that threat actors can exploit to exfiltrate NTLM v2 hashes from their victims.
01/09/2024 - A major data leak from Naz.API contains data from over 70 million accounts and over a billion unique records.
02/02/2024 - The RMM vendor AnyDesk disclosed that they had detected indications of an incident impacting production environments in mid-January.
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