Tips, insights, and best practices to help you build a security-first culture.
A fair, sourced comparison of Hook Security and Webroot (OpenText) Security Awareness Training for MSPs: G2 scores, the 2017-era methodology question, and switching.
Use this seven-question, 30-minute checklist to quickly audit your MSP’s security awareness training (SAT) program, spot operational gaps, and decide whether your current platform is truly on autopilot or quietly burning out your team.
A fair, sourced comparison of Hook Security and Huntress Managed SAT for MSPs: G2 scores, training style, the EDR tie-in, pricing for small clients, and switching.
In 2026, MSPs win security awareness training deals by selling measurable behavior change, not just compliance. Learn the four-part sales conversation, how to handle budget objections, and how to position SAT as the most visible proof of value in your security stack.
Everything an MSP needs to start the Health Care Cybersecurity and Resiliency Act conversation with healthcare clients: a 12-point checklist, a ready-to-send email, QBR talk tracks, and a grant eligibility screen.
S. 3315 passed the Senate on September 30, 2026. Here's what it requires of HIPAA covered entities and business associates, and how MSPs can help healthcare clients get ready.
Most MSPs burn 6–10 hours onboarding each new security awareness training client. With a done-for-you, MSP-first platform and a tight process, you can get a new SAT client fully live in under 60 minutes of MSP time. Here’s the exact flow, what slows teams down, and how to fix it.
A fair, sourced comparison of Hook Security and Phin for MSPs: G2 scores, training content, coaching at the click, reporting, pricing, and what switching involves.
Security awareness training is now a must-have for MSPs, but most platforms were built for enterprises, not service providers. This guide breaks down seven criteria that separate true MSP-grade SAT platforms from repackaged enterprise tools, and shows how to evaluate vendors on operational fit, not just feature lists.