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MSP Response Checklist for the Intel Foreshadow Vulnerability

August 24, 2018 by Luke Orellana

Earlier in the year, Spectre and Meltdown caused a huge uproar within the IT community as people scrambled to ensure they were not at risk from the discovered vulnerabilities – but what about the latest security risk: Intel Foreshadow? Being a Systems Engineer,...

Building PowerShell Tools for MSPs: Automating Windows Updates

June 28, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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Let’s face it, no one likes Windows Updates – least of all Managed Service Providers. However, there is a way to make the process less tedious: through automation. For MSPs managing Windows Updates for clients is always messy. No matter what patch...

11-Point Checklist for Customer Patching

April 13, 2018 by Andy Syrewicze (Chief Editor)

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When a new customer signs you on to manage their network and IT Services, they’re really instilling A LOT of trust in you. Many business owners and managers have the perception that they just hired someone to come in and handle everything an internal IT team or person...

Beginners Guide: 3 Essential VM Security Measures for MSPs

April 5, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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In the world of IT, security plays a huge role in how we approach things and it’s especially important for managed service providers dealing with sensitive customer data. That’s why when planning and designing infrastructures you must make sure your workloads...

4 Questions MSPs Should Answer Before Offering Backup-as-a-Service

March 8, 2018 by Andy Syrewicze (Chief Editor)

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Bringing on any new business practice or income stream is not an easy thing for a business, nor is it something to be taken likely. Many factors need to be considered during the planning stages. Some products/services seem like a slam dunk, but you still have to do...

How to Encrypt Passwords in PowerShell

February 15, 2018 by Luke Orellana

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This post is part of a series on PowerShell for MSPs. Using SFTP Working with REST APIs HTML Tables for Reporting As a MSP, managing passwords in PowerShell scripts can be a dicey task. There is always risk that someone may find the password by simply taking a peak at...

Security and Patching

MSP Response Checklist for the Intel Foreshadow Vulnerability

Building PowerShell Tools for MSPs: Automating Windows Updates

11-Point Checklist for Customer Patching

Beginners Guide: 3 Essential VM Security Measures for MSPs

4 Questions MSPs Should Answer Before Offering Backup-as-a-Service

How to Encrypt Passwords in PowerShell

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