MSP Incident Insights
MSP Incident Insights provides managed service providers with regular, vendor-agnostic threat briefings focused on credential leaks, breaches, and emerging attack techniques, offering detailed analyses, compliance guidance, mitigation steps, and resources to help MSPs detect, respond to, and communicate cybersecurity risks effectively to their customers.
MSPs who sign up receive
- 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.
Every MSP Incident Insights Report Contains
- 1.A high-level introduction to the threat, any impacted technology or software, and steps an MSP can take immediately, such as a patch.
- 2.A complete list of key takeaways, an in-depth analysis of the attack chain, and key statistics associated with this threat.
- 3.An explanation of why the threat matters to your MSP, whether or not the threat actor is specifically targeting MSPs.
- 4.A detailed list of action steps that MSPs can take, including IOCs, security settings you can implement, and links to free tools and resources that you can use, from across the cybersecurity landscape.
- 5.Every MSP that signs up can use these reports as a resource that they can share with concerned customers to show that they are aware of a threat, and taking immediate action to mitigate their risk.
Why Should You Join Us?
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Focused Insights
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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Vendor Agnostic
Security experts monitor and review threat intelligence and coverage from all over the cybersecurity landscape, and cite all sources for every report. The goal is to brief MSPs, not sell software.
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Become a Thought Leader
MSPs who sign up can use these threat intelligence briefings in conversation with concerned customers who saw a breach in the headlines, or with prospects who need real-world examples of what cyber risk looks like.
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Written & Curated by Experts
MSP Incident Insights on compliance and cyber insurance requirements come directly from the experts in CyberQP's in-house Trust Center.
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Proactive Notifications
MSPs who sign up get a notification on a threat briefing instantly. However, if you're not ready to sign up for the email newsletter, every MSP Incident Insight is available for free on the website, and always will be.
Read Our Past Incident Insights
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