Managed Browser Security Platform Built for MSPs
One of our MSP partners, Vivitec, recently engaged with a client who was in the early stages of defining their AI strategy. Recognizing both the opportunities and risks of AI adoption, the client had
MSPs today are inundated with security updates, zero-day alerts, and eye-catching proof-of-concept demos that dominate headlines and conference stages. These are important developments, but they
Credential misuse remains one of the most persistent and exploitable vulnerabilities in cybersecurity, especially for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) tasked with protecting a diverse range of
The 2025 State of the Browser Report reveals a troubling trend: AI-powered threats, zero-day exploits, and phishing attacks are evolving faster than ever, with the browser as the prime target.
Traditional allow/block DNS filtering operates on a rigid, binary system—either granting access to a website or blocking it entirely. While effective for keeping out malicious or non-business apps,
Atakama's Managed Browser Security Platform now includes DNS-level filtering, offering a complete browser security solution for MSPs. With Cisco Umbrella sunsetting certain of its tools, it’s time to
The Federal Government’s Executive Order 14144 Sec. 4(c) highlights the critical importance of securing DNS traffic by mandating the implementation of encrypted DNS protocols like DNS-over-HTTPS
With small and midsize businesses adopting the cloud with ever-increasing speed, web browsers have evolved beyond simple browsing tools. Today, they are mission-critical applications that provide
Atakama's Managed Browser Security Platform is designed specifically to meet the unique demands of MSPs. By collaborating with MSP leaders and experts, we built a solution that addresses the
It's October, which means fall lattes, pumpkin decorations, Halloween costumes, and of course, lots of beer and cybersecurity awareness! Every October the cybersecurity community proclaims the
Data loss prevention, aka data leakage, has been around since the dawn of modern computing. In 1961, MIT computer science professor Fernando Corbató introduced the first digital password as a
You likely are aware of and using CIS Controls to inform your tech stack. But what are you doing with passwords? Enter National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) password standards.
