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It’s dangerous out there, ma. Always use toofah. If you don’t believe me, take it from Matt, Rich and returning guest host Lawrence Cruciana, of Corporate Information Technologies. They and this week’s interview guest—Grayson Milbourne, security intelligence director at Webroot—have plenty to say about ransomware-as-a-service, Log4j threats, and a bunch of other reasons why none of us can have too much toofah these days.

Sure, you haven’t been swarmed by hordes of rabid raccoons yet, people, but give it time. 2020 isn’t over yet. While you wait, listen in as Matt, Rich, and guest host Lawrence Cruciana, of Corporate Information Technologies, discuss Intel’s new partner program, SkyKick’s new cloud management solution, Datto’s new IPO, and SolarWinds MSP’s likely forthcoming IPO.

How Lenovo is building a rabid fanbase in the IT services community.

Experts weigh in on the significance of AI in Microsoft 365, and what MSPs need to know to prepare customers, and how to capitalize on the opportunity.

The industry is changing, which brings more scrutiny as well as opportunities to MSPs.

Under scrutiny from federal and state agencies, TikTok potentially poses a cybersecurity risk and a liability concern for individuals working in regulated sectors, according to experts.

Don’t sell “”attack surface management”” as snake oil. Instead, provide a methodical analysis that raises the bar for data security, starting with the basics.

The first of this year’s four online summits brought together the best minds in the industry to guide MSPs on the opportunities and trends in a cloud-first era.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And Matt and Rich can think of no finer way to celebrate it than by hosting a great big podcast party featuring 24 of this year’s fabulous guest hosts. Actually, this episode is more like four mini-parties in which subsets of those guests discuss security and cloud computing trends from 2022, managed services trends in 2022, and predictions for 2023. ChannelPro Managing Editor Colleen Frye is back as well to host a meeting of the ChannelPro Book Club.