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MDR vs MSSP: Which One Actually Protects You

An MSSP manages your security estate and hands you an alert. MDR investigates, decides and contains under a contracted commitment to act. A 2026 guide to the difference that decides outcomes, the contract clauses that reveal it, the seam that opens when you buy both, and the supplier-access risk neither category advertises.

Sher KhatakSeptember 4, 2026

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Threat Intelligence

Spear Phishing: die gezielte Attacke auf Ihr Team

Spear Phishing zielt auf eine bestimmte Person und entfernt genau die Merkmale, an denen man Phishing erkennt. Was wirklich schützt, wie CEO Fraud und BEC ablaufen und woran Sie die Vorbereitung eines Angriffs sehen.

Sher KhatakAugust 26, 2026

Threat Intelligence

What Is MDR, and When Does a Business Need It?

MDR is human-led, round-the-clock detection and response delivered as a service. What it covers, how it differs from EDR, MSSP and SOC as a service, and the seven triggers that mean your business now needs it.

Sher KhatakAugust 21, 2026

Threat Intelligence

What Is Ransomware, and How Do You Prevent It?

Ransomware is now present in 48% of all breaches, and 79% of attacks start with a stolen identity rather than a malicious file. A 2026 guide to how ransomware works, how it gets in, what it really costs, and the controls that actually stop it.

Sher KhatakAugust 8, 2026

Compliance

Does NIS2 apply to my company? A 2-minute check

NIS2 covers 18 sectors across the EU. A fast 2-minute check on whether it applies to your company, the size floor, the entities covered at any size, and where UK firms stand in 2026.

Sher KhatakJuly 31, 2026

Compliance

Who Does NIS2 Cover, and What You Actually Have to Do

NIS2 covers 18 sectors across the EU. Check whether it applies to your company, what the ten required measures are, and which 2026 deadlines still bite.

Sher KhatakJuly 22, 2026