Keepit for MSPs: Simplify SaaS backup with a cost-effective, cloud-native solution
With cybercrime on the rise, it’s more important than ever for managed service providers (MSPs) to prioritize secure backup solutions that protect client data and reduce the risk of breaches. In 2024, Sophos reported that 94% of organizations that experienced a ransomware attack found that criminals attempted to compromise their backups. As cybercriminals increasingly focus […]
The reality behind cyberattacks: Debunking Zero-Day myths & strengthening your cybersecurity
Could your organization be the next target of a stealthy zero-day attack? It’s not a matter of if—it’s a matter of when. As cyberattacks become more sophisticated and pervasive, myths about zero-day vulnerabilities and their exploitation are rampant, often fueled by Hollywood dramatizations and media hype. In reality, while the potential for massive breaches exists, […]
The anatomy of a cyberattack: Breaking down zero-day threats
This blog, authored by Sherweb’s Cybersecurity Technical Fellow Roddy Bergeron, dissects zero-day threats and their real-world impact on businesses, providing IT providers with practical strategies for detection, mitigation and incident response when facing these invisible adversaries. The most dangerous predators don’t announce their presence. They strike without warning, leaving chaos in their wake. In cybersecurity, […]
Zero-Day vulnerabilities in 2025: Modern threats & mitigation strategies for IT security providers
A zero-day vulnerability refers to a security flaw that is yet to be discovered or has only recently been discovered by a developer or vendor, meaning they have ‘zero days’ to resolve the issue.
How SASE strengthens edge device security
This blog, authored by Sherweb’s Cybersecurity Technical Fellow Roddy Bergeron, explores how SASE enhances edge device security strategies to help IT providers mitigate risks and future-proof their networks. Edge device attacks are no longer a hypothetical threat; they’re an active battleground for cybercriminals. VPN gateways, firewalls, and routers—once trusted access points—are now prime targets. If […]
