Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- 30-minute webinar designed for Managed Service Providers seeking to operationalize threat intelligence for client protection
- Covers credential theft, session hijacking, and AI-driven phishing as primary threat vectors affecting SMB clients
- Addresses SaaS and AI application discovery, monitoring, and centralized access control
- Focuses on integrating security services with existing RMM and PSA workflows
About the Event
Turning Threat Intelligence Into Client Action is a webinar hosted by LastPass that examines how Managed Service Providers can convert threat intelligence findings into practical security measures for their clients. The 30-minute session targets MSPs serving small and mid-sized businesses, a segment increasingly targeted by cyberattacks but often lacking dedicated security resources.
The webinar provides frameworks and talking points that MSPs can use when advising clients on security improvements. Multiple time slots accommodate global attendance.
Threat Vectors and Technical Focus
The session addresses specific attack methods that MSPs encounter when protecting client environments. Credential theft remains a persistent concern, while session hijacking allows attackers to bypass authentication controls entirely. AI-accelerated phishing represents an evolving threat where automated tools generate more convincing social engineering attacks at scale.
On the defensive side, the webinar covers SaaS and AI application discovery, helping MSPs identify unmanaged applications within client environments. Centralized access control and policy enforcement provide mechanisms for scaling security measures across multiple client organizations.
MSP Business Integration
Beyond technical controls, the session addresses how security services fit within MSP business operations. This includes integration with Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) platforms and Professional Services Automation (PSA) workflows. The webinar discusses structuring security offerings as recurring services rather than one-time projects.
LastPass presents its MSP platform during the session, including Bind, a feature for SaaS monitoring.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is designed for MSP owners, security analysts, technical leads, and IT managers responsible for client security delivery. Decision-makers evaluating how to expand security service offerings or improve visibility into client SaaS environments will find relevant content. The session assumes familiarity with MSP operations and service delivery models.