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Businesses need complete protection of their workloads in Microsoft Azure, and it's up to MSPs to provide it. 

The pandemic opened a lot of security loopholes. Here are three not-so-great things the channel learned about cybersecurity in 2021.

Axcient's MSP Xperience offered a look at new and ongoing trends that will impact the way MSPs will do business in 2022.

To mitigate cyberattack-related downtime, MSPs need to modernize their BCDR (business continuity & disaster recovery) strategies with cloud-based virtualization services, Axcient asserts.

Regardless of location, MSPs need to incorporate natural disaster recovery into their incident response plan to ensure business continuity.

Axcient MSP Xperience 2021, a virtual conference, features leading solution providers, industry experts, and MSP peers focused on all things security.

If you're not requiring BDR solutions, you're putting your own MSP business and those of your customers at increased risk.

MSPs that allow customers to opt-out of BDR (backup & disaster recovery) are putting their managed services businesses & clientele in jeopardy.

MSPs need to understand how new breach notification laws can impact managed service providers & their end-customers, Axcient asserts.

How cloud-based backup and disaster recovery (BDR) can improve Microsoft 365 profit margins for MSPs, according to Axcient.