MSP Channel Insights

2 weeks ago | msp-channel.com | Kit Cox

The productivity crisis in the UK seems to be a never-ending problem. Recently, The Telegraph reported on the “almost unprecedented” plunge in productivity seen over the past five years, now reaching the worse point since the financial crisis of the 1970’s. Consequently, and quite rightly, governments and employers are searching for solutions, and AI is often seen as the answer to bridge that gap.

2 weeks ago | msp-channel.com | Eric Herzog

It’s important for an enterprise to build cyber resilience into secondary storage to protect backup copies of data. We are reminded of this fact as we commemorate World Backup Day 2025, a day dedicated to thinking about how you back up and protect your data. For an enterprise, this is crucial – and the call to action for cybersecurity decision-makers, such as CISOs, is to ensure cyber secure backup, ideally as part of a next-generation data protection framework.

2 weeks ago | msp-channel.com | Yoram Novick

The pace of technological change is redefining how businesses operate, compete, and serve their customers. For Managed Service Providers (MSPs), this means navigating a landscape shaped by rising client expectations, tightening regulations, and an urgent push for both efficiency and sustainability. To stay ahead, MSPs must adopt strategies that enable scale without compromise—and one of the most impactful among them is multi-tenancy.

4 weeks ago | msp-channel.com | Tim de Groot |central Africa

The cybersecurity landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. According to a recent Kaspersky Human Factor 360 Report, 77% of businesses experienced at least one cybersecurity breach in 2023, with many facing multiple incidents that same year. Cyberattacks are not only increasing in frequency but also growing in complexity and sophistication, using AI-driven methods to bypass traditional security defenses and making real-time detection and response more critical than ever.

1 month ago | msp-channel.com | Mark Molyneux |Emea Cto

Effective data hygiene begins with proper indexing and classification. When data is accurately indexed, businesses gain a comprehensive understanding of each file—its creation date, author, size, and more. By adding classification, companies can easily determine what the data represents and how it should be handled in compliance with regulations and company policies. The consequences of this are significant.