Webinar: Why modern attacks require both security and recovery
Attend the webinar to learn how AI‑driven phishing and SaaS backups can reduce downtime for MSPs.
Register for the webinar to gain insights on integrating recovery into security strategies.
Summary
On May 14, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET, BleepingComputer will host a live webinar titled "From phishing to fallout: Why MSPs must rethink both security and recovery" featuring Austin O'Saben and Adam Marget of Kaseya.
The session will explore how AI‑driven phishing, business email compromise, ransomware, and data‑loss incidents are reshaping the threat landscape for managed service providers. Attackers increasingly use AI‑generated lures, trusted infrastructure, and legitimate SaaS platforms to bypass traditional defenses and gain access to business environments. Even when attacks are detected, many organizations struggle to contain damage before operational disruption or data loss occurs. Kaseya offers cybersecurity, backup, and IT management solutions that help MSPs strengthen cyber resilience by combining prevention, detection, and rapid recovery across client environments. The webinar will cover why AI‑driven phishing outpaces traditional email security, how attackers leverage trusted infrastructure and SaaS platforms, where most MSP security strategies fail after initial compromise, why SaaS backups and a BCDR plan are critical, and how leading MSPs combine prevention, detection, and rapid recovery to protect clients and maintain uptime. By attending, participants will learn how to integrate recovery into security strategies to reduce downtime and improve resilience. The event is a key opportunity for MSPs to adapt their strategies to modern cyber threats.
Key changes
- Webinar focuses on AI‑driven phishing outpacing traditional email security
- Attackers use trusted infrastructure and SaaS platforms to bypass defenses
- MSP security strategies often fail after initial compromise
- SaaS backups and a BCDR plan are critical layers of cyber resilience
- Leading MSPs combine prevention, detection, and rapid recovery to protect clients