#FortiBleed…Will This Be the Crisis that Forces MSPs to Act?

Managed service providers have perfected a ritual that no longer has an acceptable ending. A vulnerability is announced. Advisories flood inboxes. Vendors scramble to release patches. Engineers drop everything, assess exposed clients, negotiate maintenance windows, push updates, and document the remediation, only to start the cycle again weeks or months later. This has been normalized…. Read More


Why Patching Isn’t Enough: The Latest SonicWall VPN Flaw Shows the Limits of Legacy Remote Access

For years, cybersecurity teams have followed a familiar playbook when new vulnerabilities emerge: identify affected systems, apply the vendor patch, and move on. But a recently disclosed SonicWall SSL-VPN incident demonstrates why that approach is becoming increasingly risky in today’s threat landscape. According to recent research from ReliaQuest, attackers have been actively exploiting a flaw… Read More


Cyber Insurance Companies Are Penalizing Companies That Have SSL VPNs

For years, SSL VPN appliances were treated as a standard part of remote access. Businesses deployed them, employees logged in from home, and IT teams considered the problem solved. But the security landscape surrounding SSL VPN has changed dramatically, and cyber insurance companies have noticed. Today, insurers are no longer viewing legacy SSL VPN infrastructure… Read More