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The MSP’s guide to turning SaaS alerts into revenue

The managed services landscape is moving faster than ever. Margins are shrinking, competition is intensifying and cyberthreats are becoming more complex and severe than ever before. Clients now expect complete visibility and security across sprawling SaaS environments, such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce and dozens of other cloud applications. At the same time, acquiring […]

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Webinar recap: How MSPs are losing the SaaS security battle

As remote work becomes the norm and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environments expand, SaaS applications like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace have become prime targets for cybercriminals. At the same time, threat actors are changing their tactics. They aren’t breaking into networks or endpoints; they’re stealing identities. With automation driving account-based attacks and token […]

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Insights from the 2026 Kaseya Cybersecurity Outlook Report

The cybersecurity landscape is changing faster than ever. Threats are becoming more sophisticated, IT budgets are shifting and clients are demanding more from their IT and security providers. We surveyed both SMBs and MSPs to better understand the current cybersecurity trends, the top threats facing businesses, where gaps remain and how MSPs can help. Our […]

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How one MSP stopped 15 account takeovers in just 30 days

Many businesses using cloud solutions falsely believe that once their data moves to the cloud, it’s automatically protected. However, that’s not exactly the case. According to the shared responsibility model, data protection in the cloud is a shared responsibility between the cloud provider and the customer. Cloud providers secure their infrastructure, but as an MSP, […]

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Closing Microsoft 365 SaaS security gaps

Microsoft 365 is one of the most widely adopted productivity suites. Over 3.7 million businesses worldwide rely on Microsoft 365 for communication, collaboration and productivity. However, its popularity has also made it a prime target for cybercriminals. Threat actors are exploiting trusted Microsoft domains and misconfigured tenants to launch sophisticated business email compromise (BEC) campaigns. […]

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MSP SaaS security readiness checklist

Modern businesses run on SaaS applications. According to the State of SaaS 2025 report, a company uses approximately 106 different SaaS apps today.1 For MSPs, that means more responsibility than ever. Your clients rely on you to manage their SaaS tools, keep their users and data safe from evolving threats and everything in between. With […]

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How SaaS Alerts simplifies Microsoft 365 management

Over a million companies globally rely on Microsoft 365 for day-to-day operations, making it a critical productivity tool for SMBs and MSPs alike. The cloud-based platform empowers collaboration, communication and business continuity at scale. However, its vast capabilities also introduce a web of complexity and cybersecurity risks. From configuration sprawl and Microsoft Secure Score drift […]

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Custom indicators of compromise in SaaS Alerts

At SaaS Alerts, our mission is to redefine SaaS security by delivering world-class solutions that enable businesses to work securely and confidently in their collaborative cloud environments. We’re driven by continuous innovation, market responsiveness and an unwavering commitment to empowering businesses worldwide. As the threat landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, the tools […]

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The Top Cybersecurity Trends from 2024 (and what’s in store for 2025)

Cybersecurity is always evolving.  Gone are the days of bogus emails from far-off princes and pop-up ads claiming our computer has a virus. These days, IT pros have bigger problems. Much bigger problems. 2024 brought a new wave of cybersecurity and IT challenges, ranging from poorly timed software updates to QR code exploitation. And there’s […]

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AI and Phishing: What to Watch for in 2025

2024 was a great year for hackers.  Healthcare organizations reported an increase in attacks, one so bad it forced the UK NHS to shut down for weeks. Bad actors from China ramped up attacks on the U.S. and other countries.  Even cities like Columbus, Ohio, endured relentless ransomware attacks.  Phishing continued to be the most […]

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