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Managed Security Service Providers have become essential partners for organizations lacking internal cybersecurity expertise or resources to maintain 24/7 security operations. The MSSP market has experienced significant growth as companies recognize the complexity, cost, and skill requirements of modern cybersecurity, driving demand for outsourced security monitoring, threat detection, and incident response services.
MSSPs have evolved beyond basic firewall and SIEM management to offer comprehensive security services including Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities, threat hunting, vulnerability management, compliance monitoring, and cloud security. Providers are expanding into specialized areas such as IoT and OT security to address converging technology environments (msspalert.com). Modern MSSPs leverage advanced platforms, automation, and threat intelligence to deliver scalable security services across diverse customer environments.
The MSSP landscape is highly competitive, with providers differentiating through vertical specialization, technology partnerships, pricing models, and service quality. Large telecommunications companies, cybersecurity vendors, and pure-play MSSPs compete for market share. Organizations evaluate MSSPs based on detection capabilities, response times, expertise, compliance knowledge, and integration with existing security infrastructure. The rise of MDR (Managed Detection and Response) has blurred traditional MSSP boundaries, emphasizing proactive threat hunting and rapid response.
MSSPs face challenges including skills shortages, alert fatigue, customer retention, and demonstrating value through measurable security outcomes. Providers are adopting artificial intelligence, security orchestration automation, and threat intelligence platforms to improve efficiency and effectiveness. The trend toward outcome-based pricing and cyber risk quantification is reshaping MSSP business models.
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13th January 2026 | AgileBlue Q1 Roadmap Webinar
The Q1 Roadmap Webinar will highlight AgileBlue’s newest updates to its AI native SecOps platform and preview what is planned for 2026. The session will cover improvements in AI driven detection and response, upgrades that reduce alert overload and new capabilities designed to simplify day to day security operations. Attendees will also hear how the platform continues to support organizations with full stack monitoring, vulnerability scanning and automated incident response.
The speakers will share real examples of how customers are improving detection speed, lowering false positives and strengthening overall protection through the combination of agentic AI and 24 by 7 human expertise. This webinar offers a clear view of what AgileBlue delivers today and what users can expect as the platform evolves.
Company_Webinar • Part of AgileBlue
9th December 2026 | TRU Intelligence Briefing
This month’s TRU Intelligence Briefing gives security teams an inside look at the latest cyber threats identified by eSentire’s Threat Response Unit. The session highlights new research findings from TRU’s analysts, who track malware activity, vulnerability exploitation and threat actor behavior across global environments. Attendees will see what is shaping the current threat landscape and how these trends impact enterprise defense.
The briefing covers the major Adversary in the Middle campaigns seen throughout 2025, including techniques used by prominent toolkit operators and their affiliates. TRU will also break down recent Phishing as a Service activity, detection opportunities and common infrastructure abused in these operations. Additional insights include updates on recently disclosed vulnerabilities, notable malware families observed by the SOC and a short geopolitical overview focusing on AI enabled cyberespionage.
Company_Webinar • Part of eSentire
18th December 2025 | Driving Innovation: How Arctic Wolf Powers BWT Alpine Formula One Team’s Cybersecurity Excellence
This session gives an inside look at how the BWT Alpine Formula One Team strengthens its cybersecurity program through its partnership with Arctic Wolf. The discussion highlights the unique security pressures that come with operating in a fast paced, data driven racing environment and shows how Arctic Wolf supports Alpine with continuous protection and operational resilience.
Attendees will hear insights from both teams on the challenges they face, the value of 24x7 monitoring and response and the role of an empathetic, security first culture in keeping a global racing operation secure. The webinar offers a clear view of how strategic collaboration improves agility and defense in a high stakes setting.
Company_Webinar • Part of Arctic Wolf Networks
17th December 2025 | Live Debate: Which Cyber Trends, Threats & Techniques Will Dominate 2026?
This debate brings together cybersecurity leaders to examine which emerging threats are most likely to shape 2026. The speakers compare identity based attacks, cloud misconfigurations and AI driven offensive techniques, outlining why each vector is becoming more dangerous as environments expand and attackers move faster. Their discussion draws heavily on evidence from ongoing investigations and industry wide intelligence.
Participants will hear competing viewpoints on the trends and tactics that demand the most immediate attention and what organizations should do now to prepare. The session offers a clear look at the attacker behaviors that are gaining momentum and highlights the operational weaknesses businesses need to close before these threats intensify. Attendees will also have the opportunity to vote on which perspective best outlines the dominant risk for the coming year.
Company_Webinar • Part of Blackpoint
11th December 2025 | Insider threats from afar: How to stop remote employee fraud
This session examines how remote worker fraud has become a growing insider threat and shows how recruitment and security teams can collaborate to prevent attacks before they unfold. The discussion highlights the techniques used by fraudulent applicants, including deepfakes, false identities and interview manipulation, and explains why these risks are harder to detect when employees operate from anywhere in the world.
Attendees will hear real examples of threats stopped by Field Effect MDR and gain practical guidance on strengthening defenses through behavioral analytics, endpoint monitoring and stronger identity verification practices. The webinar focuses on helping organizations recognize early warning signs and reduce exposure to insider style attacks that originate far outside the physical workplace.
Company_Webinar • Part of Field Effect Software