BSM Lunch & Learn Webinars

  1. Cybersecurity Safety While Working From Home 3/15/2021

    As companies continue to encourage employees to work from home, cyberattacks are on the rise, which has presented a major challenge for MSPs and SMBs. Cybercriminals continue to capitalize on real-world crises, like COVID-19, and are launching new and more deceptive attacks. Thus, organizations must prepare for a major increase in threats, such as phishing schemes and exploitation of endpoint security gaps.

  2. Cash Implementation Challenges For Telco Retailers By APG Cash Drawer And NTS Retail 3/11/2021

    While cashless payment methods are no doubt surging, cash remains a highly relevant factor in many retail environments across the world. Implementing cash in a modern, technology-driven retail environment poses unique challenges, which can have retailers scratch their heads as they try to balance efficiency in labour hours and practicality in daily use.

  3. COVID-19 And Clicks: How Phishing Capitalized On A Global Crisis 11/9/2020

    Cybercriminals are working overtime to exploit remote workforces. This webinar looks at the incidents we’ve seen so far in 2020, what our research says about phishing and what you can do to minimize the #1 threat to businesses – your own users.

  4. COVID-19 And Cybersecurity: What Has Changed? 11/9/2020

    COVID-19 is affecting cybersecurity. The pandemic has forced organisations and individuals to take unprecedented steps and embrace new practices such as remote working. We’ve seen increased spikes in phishing attacks, malspams and ransomware attacks as attackers are using COVID-19 scams to attack companies. Now business aren’t just the target as end-users who download COVID-19 related applications are also being fooled into downloading ransomware disguised as legitimate applications.

  5. Go To Market In The New Cybersecurity Landscape 6/17/2020

    Today’s evolving threat landscape, increased regulations, and influx of big data has made cybersecurity a top concern among SMBs. What’s more, the recent crisis around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is forcing SMBs to rapidly adapt to new security requirements. Your customers need cyber resiliency now more than ever and will be looking to you for guidance during these difficult times.

  6. Lockdown Lessons - Why Hackers Hack: The Profile 3/27/2020

    From white hat to black hat, hackers range from ethical to extremely destructive. While white hat hackers test and assess systems, black hat hackers pose a huge threat to your business. Building hacker profiles to understand their motivation helps us identify who they target, their skill level, and the type of defenses you need to combat them.

  7. Self Service Solutions From Elo 4/29/2019

    Watch this webinar featuring Elo's director of sales Luke Wilwerding and product managers Josh Zhang and Bryan Zirkle as they share the latest on self-service solutions from Elo.

  8. Making Money With Layered Security 12/5/2018

    Building, delivering, and maintaining a cybersecurity service for your clients can be a huge challenge. To be successful, MSPs like you need to establish a defense that is cost-effective, predictable, and easy to understand when you're making the pitch, and you have to deal with the fact that security itself can be tough to sell.

  9. Protecting Businesses from Tomorrow’s Attacks With Real Threat Intelligence 11/12/2018

    Your security services need to be as adaptive as the shifting attack methods used by today's cybercriminals, so it’s critical to stay up to date on the current threat landscape. In this educational webcast, join industry expert Nick Cavalancia and Tyler Moffitt, Webroot Sr. Threat Research Analyst, as they provide a mid-year update to Webroot's 2018 Threat Report.

  10. Knowing Your Value – How To Price Your Security Solutions 11/1/2018

    When it comes to IT decision making, the moment of truth can often be determined by a single factor: price. Particularly in the realm of cybersecurity, if service offerings are priced too high, too low, or are just plain confusing, you could lose a customer. So, how do you properly price a security offering for your particular market and business model?