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WatchGuard Blog - Managed Security
Keep Identity Real with MFA and Strong Credentials
With this release, WatchGuard enables managed service providers (MSPs) to provide optimal modern cybersecurity delivery from WatchGuard Cloud.
Improving operational efficiency: the biggest challenge MSPs face
MSPs need to improve operational efficiency to drive business growth. Find out how they can achieve this by deploying automation and unified security.
XDR vs SOAR: comparing functionalities for MSPs
XDR and SOAR cybersecurity solutions share capabilities, but they are different. Discover how they differ and the advantages that XDR offers MSPs.
How MSPs Can Overcome Common Zero Trust Obstacles
Zero trust presents obstacles that can prevent businesses and their trusted managed service providers from moving forward. Find out how to avoid them.
Cyber Threats and Opportunities: What Channel Partners Need to Know to Grow
Learn the key threats and opportunities impacting channel partner businesses and how channel partners can stay ahead of the curve to defend customers.
WatchGuard Advanced EPDR Is Now Available in the Unified Security Platform
With this release, WatchGuard brings to MSPs a product that extends WatchGuard EPDR with additional capabilities designed specifically for security operations teams.
Leveraging XDR to Build Stronger Managed Services
An integrated XDR cybersecurity approach poses several opportunities for MSPs. Here are the four key advantages MSPs can leverage with their customers.
What is the difference between XDR and SIEM?
XDR and SIEM have similar capabilities, but they are not the same. Find out how they differ, and which one suits your MSP business best.
How XDR Can Help MSPs Scale and Grow Their Businesses
Discover XDR essential concepts & the keys to free up overwhelmed security teams trying to identify attacks with only narrow, disjointed attack viewpoints.