How MSPs Can Help Businesses Spot and Stop the New Phishing Tactics Fooling Even the Smartest Employees
Date | Available On Demand |
Duration | 1 Hour |
Phishing attacks are growing more and more sophisticated — and remote workers are squarely in the crosshairs. The frequency of phishing strikes has surged dramatically since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic forced legions of employees to perform their jobs from home, and despite increased training and heightened awareness, phishers continue getting past even the most diligent workers.
Enter managed services providers (MSPs) to supply the security solutions and insights necessary to identify and neutralize phishing attacks before they can do damage. This roundtable brings together managed security experts and industry thought leaders to explore in depth the latest, most sinister tactics phishers are using, along with how MSPs and customers can work together to bolster business defenses and stop phishing attacks in their tracks.
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Speakers
Nick Cavalancia, Founder, Techvangelism
Nick Cavalancia has over 20 years of enterprise IT experience, 10 years as a tech marketing executive and is an accomplished technology writer, consultant, trainer, speaker, and columnist. Nick has attained industry certifications including MCNE, MCNI, MCSE and MCT and was once accused at TechEd of “not having enough digits” in his MCP number (which only has 5). He has authored, co-authored and contributed to over a dozen books on Windows, Active Directory, Exchange and other Microsoft technologies and has spoken at many technical conferences on a wide variety of topics.
Gina Kennedy-Toney
Gina is a marketing executive with over 20 years’ experience across many technical arenas; specifically cloud services to include cloud communications, connectivity, security, and computing. Gina’s experience is unique in that she has a far-reaching background in sales, affording her the insight to understand customer needs as well as partners’ requirements, essential to educate and acquire customers, close business, and drive revenue “North of Normal.”