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Kaseya Ransomware Attack: 10 Things MSPs Must Do To Protect Themselves
by Michael Novinson
From scrutinizing the security of acquired assets and pen testing software development environments to limiting how much access MSPs have to customers, here’s what Black Hat 2021 attendees said MSPs should do following the Kaseya ransomware attack.
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The 20 Hottest Cybersecurity Products At Black Hat 2021
by Michael Novinson
From protecting containers and cloud-native workloads against common threats to simplifying the process of hunting and mitigating external threats to automating incident investigations with actionable insight, here’s a look at the 20 hottest cybersecurity products unleashed at Black Hat 2021.
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The Top 25 Technology Disrupters Of 2021
by CRN Staff
Here are the men and women who are pushing boundaries and turning the IT market on its ear.
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14 Top Cybersecurity Trends To Expect At Black Hat Conference
by Michael Novinson
As Black Hat Conference 2021 kicks off amid vendor cancellations and a surge in COVID-19 cases in Las Vegas, CRN speaks with 14 prominent executives to see what cybersecurity trends they expect to be the talk of this year’s event.
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Kaseya ‘Likely’ Got Ransomware Decryptor From REvil: Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan
by C.J. Fairfield
‘Since Emsisoft is the one that got it, I think it’s probably more likely that that REvil team or a REvil affiliate leaked it,’ says Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan.
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The 10 Biggest Data Breaches Of 2021 (So Far)
by Michael Novinson
More than 98.2 million individuals were impacted by the 10 biggest data breaches in the first half of 2021, with three of the 10 largest breaches occurring at technology companies.
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The 10 Biggest Cybersecurity Acquisitions Of 2021 (So Far)
by Michael Novinson
Private equity goliaths, SPACs, and pure-play security mainstays spent nearly $31 billion on the year‘s top cybersecurity acquisitions, placing big bets on securing networks and endpoints as well as managing employee and customer access.
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Emerging Security Vendors To Know In 2021
by Rick Whiting
As part of CRN’s Emerging Vendors for 2021, here are 59 hot security startups, founded in 2015 or later, that solution providers should be aware of.
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8 Top Announcements From The Google Cloud Security Summit
by Donna Goodison
‘Every day, every week, there’s something coming up, and it’s to a point where, in fact, many companies — through ransomware or otherwise — are actually almost abdicating their responsibility,’ says Sunil Potti, Google Cloud’s general manager and vice president of cloud security. ‘There’s a meme going around where a CISO is hesitant to spend $1 million on security tools, but writes a check for $10 million for ransomware very quickly.’
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5 Key Microsoft Security Announcements At Inspire 2021
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘The Microsoft advantage is that you get more for your security dollar,’ Mason, Ohio-based Microsoft partner Interlink Cloud Advisors, Interlink Chief Technology Officer and Partner Mike Wilson tells CRN. ‘The ability to come in and get a set of tools that work well together that have low integration cost because they’re designed to work together out of the same cloud portal is incredibly valuable.’
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The 10 Hottest AI Security Companies You Need To Know
by Michael Novinson
From identifying traits that numerous threats share to taking on well-camouflaged malware to telling organizations how to allocate security resources, here’s a look at what 10 hot AI security companies are doing.
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5 Big Things To Know About The Synnex Hack
by Michael Novinson
From the role Microsoft’s cloud environment played in the hack to the risk posed to VARs to the likelihood of a connection with the Kaseya attack, here are five things to know about the Synnex hack.
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10 Big Things To Know About The Kaseya Cyberattack
by Michael Novinson
From the largest ransom demand of all-time to a potentially linked attack on Microsoft cloud customer apps via Synnex to how this hack was nearly avoided altogether, here are 10 things to know about the Kaseya cyberattack.
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Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan To MSPs On Kaseya Ransomware Attack: ‘Get It Together Or Go Out Of Business’
by Steven Burke
Kyle Hanslovan, the co-founder and CEO of Huntress, the threat detection provider that has played a key role in alerting MSPs to the REvil ransomware attack on Kaseya, says the time has come for MSP vendors and MSPs to ‘get it together or go out of business.’
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