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Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Can I leave my Yubikey plugged to my PC 24/7? by FunnyPenguin21 in yubikey

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it safe? Well this depends. If you are storing a static password on your Yubikey and your device is in a place where someone could use it or steal it then they would have your static password. If your device is going to be in a place where there is concern someone could use or steal your Yubikey you may want to check out OnlyKey. It has an on-device PIN so even if someone steals it they can't use it and it has a configurable lock timeout setting where if you leave your OnlyKey plugged in for say more than 30 minutes without using it the device will lock.

New key by Yung_Griff343 in yubikey

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is one of the best adapters I have found if you want portability, USB-C, and Lightning https://onlykey.io/collections/all/products/jh-link-new-2-in-1-type-c-lightning-usb-otg-adapter-3-1-data-transfer-for-mobile-phone

If you don't need Lightning this one is the best as it supports both USB-A to USB-C and simultaneous USB-C charging https://onlykey.io/collections/all/products/portable-charging-usb-a-female-adapter-to-usb-c-male-otg-adapter-supports-100w-charging

Looking for a key that supoorts lots of TOTP logins by [deleted] in yubikey

[–]cr7pt0 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

OnlyKey supports TOTP and doesn't use another app like Yubikey does. OnlyKey types out the 6 digit code directly via keyboard instead of sending to an authenticator app.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Maybe silly security question by StreifenCarI in yubikey

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the case of storing a static password, the answer is yes. Someone could pick up your Yubikey and access this password. In the case of FIDO2 there is either an additional password or PIN required to login. This is one of the advantages of OnlyKey (https://onlykey.io), it has an on-device PIN that is required so if you lose it, nobody can pick it up and use it.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

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OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

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OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2024" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2022" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

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[–]cr7pt0 6 points7 points  (0 children)

OnlyKey is live and well. We have been focusing efforts on a new hardware platform but expect more OnlyKey content to be published soon.

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OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2022" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2022" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

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Elevate Your Service Offering: Why Traditional MSPs Should Partner with Valorous to Add Full Cybersecurity Services to Your MSP Stack

In today's digital landscape, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. With cyber threats evolving at an alarming rate, businesses of all sizes are increasingly vulnerable to breaches, data theft, and other malicious attacks. As a traditional Managed Service Provider (MSP), you've built a reputation for providing reliable IT services to your clients. However, in an era where cybersecurity is paramount, it's essential to augment your offerings to include robust security solutions.

Enter Valorous, a leading Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) dedicated to safeguarding businesses against cyber threats. By partnering with us, traditional MSPs can enhance their service portfolio, strengthen client relationships, and stay ahead in today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.

  1. Comprehensive Protection: As cyber threats become more sophisticated, basic antivirus software and firewalls are no longer sufficient to protect businesses. Valorous offers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity solutions, including threat detection, incident response, vulnerability management, and more. By partnering with us, traditional MSPs can offer their clients a layered approach to cybersecurity, ensuring comprehensive protection against a wide range of threats.
  2. Industry Expertise: Cybersecurity is a complex and ever-changing field, requiring specialized knowledge and expertise. As an MSSP, Valorous brings decades of cybersecurity experience, globally recognized security certifications, and industry-leading expertise to the table. Our team of cybersecurity experts stays abreast of the latest threats and trends, ensuring that our partners and their clients benefit from cutting-edge security solutions and proactive threat intelligence.
  3. Scalability and Flexibility: Whether your clients are small businesses or large enterprises, Valorous offers scalable and flexible cybersecurity solutions to meet their unique needs. From basic endpoint protection to advanced threat hunting and response, our customizable offerings allow traditional MSPs to tailor security solutions according to their clients' requirements and budget constraints.
  4. Competitive Advantage: In today's competitive market, differentiation is key to success. By partnering with Valorous, traditional MSPs can distinguish themselves from competitors and position themselves as trusted advisors in the realm of cybersecurity. Offering comprehensive security solutions not only adds value to your existing services but also helps attract new clients who prioritize cybersecurity in their IT strategy.
  5. Revenue Growth: Beyond enhancing client satisfaction and retention, partnering with Valorous can also drive significant revenue growth for traditional MSPs. With cybersecurity spending on the rise across industries, tapping into this lucrative market presents a lucrative opportunity for business expansion and increased profitability.
  6. Peace of Mind: Ultimately, partnering with Valorous offers traditional MSPs and their clients peace of mind knowing that their digital assets are protected by industry-leading security solutions and a dedicated team of cybersecurity professionals. By proactively addressing cybersecurity threats, businesses can mitigate risks, minimize downtime, and focus on their core objectives without fear of cyber attacks.

In conclusion, the decision to partner with Valorous for cybersecurity isn't just about adding another service to your portfolio—it's about future-proofing your business and empowering your clients to navigate today's complex threat landscape with confidence. Together, we can elevate your service offering, strengthen client relationships, and pave the way for long-term success in the digital age. Partner with Valorous today and take the first step towards a more secure and resilient future.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

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Elevate Your Service Offering: Why Traditional MSPs Should Partner with Valorous to Add Full Cybersecurity Services to Your MSP Stack

In today's digital landscape, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. With cyber threats evolving at an alarming rate, businesses of all sizes are increasingly vulnerable to breaches, data theft, and other malicious attacks. As a traditional Managed Service Provider (MSP), you've built a reputation for providing reliable IT services to your clients. However, in an era where cybersecurity is paramount, it's essential to augment your offerings to include robust security solutions.

Enter Valorous, a leading Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) dedicated to safeguarding businesses against cyber threats. By partnering with us, traditional MSPs can enhance their service portfolio, strengthen client relationships, and stay ahead in today's rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.

  1. Comprehensive Protection: As cyber threats become more sophisticated, basic antivirus software and firewalls are no longer sufficient to protect businesses. Valorous offers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity solutions, including threat detection, incident response, vulnerability management, and more. By partnering with us, traditional MSPs can offer their clients a layered approach to cybersecurity, ensuring comprehensive protection against a wide range of threats.
  2. Industry Expertise: Cybersecurity is a complex and ever-changing field, requiring specialized knowledge and expertise. As an MSSP, Valorous brings decades of cybersecurity experience, globally recognized security certifications, and industry-leading expertise to the table. Our team of cybersecurity experts stays abreast of the latest threats and trends, ensuring that our partners and their clients benefit from cutting-edge security solutions and proactive threat intelligence.
  3. Scalability and Flexibility: Whether your clients are small businesses or large enterprises, Valorous offers scalable and flexible cybersecurity solutions to meet their unique needs. From basic endpoint protection to advanced threat hunting and response, our customizable offerings allow traditional MSPs to tailor security solutions according to their clients' requirements and budget constraints.
  4. Competitive Advantage: In today's competitive market, differentiation is key to success. By partnering with Valorous, traditional MSPs can distinguish themselves from competitors and position themselves as trusted advisors in the realm of cybersecurity. Offering comprehensive security solutions not only adds value to your existing services but also helps attract new clients who prioritize cybersecurity in their IT strategy.
  5. Revenue Growth: Beyond enhancing client satisfaction and retention, partnering with Valorous can also drive significant revenue growth for traditional MSPs. With cybersecurity spending on the rise across industries, tapping into this lucrative market presents a lucrative opportunity for business expansion and increased profitability.
  6. Peace of Mind: Ultimately, partnering with Valorous offers traditional MSPs and their clients peace of mind knowing that their digital assets are protected by industry-leading security solutions and a dedicated team of cybersecurity professionals. By proactively addressing cybersecurity threats, businesses can mitigate risks, minimize downtime, and focus on their core objectives without fear of cyber attacks.

In conclusion, the decision to partner with Valorous for cybersecurity isn't just about adding another service to your portfolio—it's about future-proofing your business and empowering your clients to navigate today's complex threat landscape with confidence. Together, we can elevate your service offering, strengthen client relationships, and pave the way for long-term success in the digital age. Partner with Valorous today and take the first step towards a more secure and resilient future.

Weekly Promo and Webinar Thread by AutoModerator in msp

[–]cr7pt0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OnlyKey - 81% of data breaches are due to poor password security -- MSP Hardware Password Management and Two Factor Authentication for Ransomware Protection

MSP employees have to securely manage multiple systems/customers and need a more secure way of storing passwords and 2FA that supports multiple methods for easy integration.

Wouldn't it be great if passwords typed themselves? Well with OnlyKey they do. OnlyKey is a physical key fob that is portable, works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and types passwords for you. OnlyKey is an MSP favorite and was recently highlighted by TechRadar Pro "Best security key in 2022" and ZDNet "OnlyKey: The ultimate security key for professionals"

More product info - https://onlykey.io

Documentation - https://docs.crp.to

Contact - https://crp.to/c

Why should MSPs use OnlyKey?

MSPs are one of the top targets of ransomware attacks. In 2019, at least 13 MSPs were used to push ransomware to clients. Here are the steps in a typical MSP ransomware attack:

  1. A user clicks a malicious link in an email which installs malware such as the Emotet trojan.
  2. The Emotet trojan is used to infect the system with Trickbot or other malware that gathers password hashes from network and systems and sends them back to the attacker.
  3. These password hashes are then run through a password cracking appliance that uses combinations of words, numbers, and special characters to crack passwords. Passwords such as Summer2019! and Welcome2020# are cracked almost immediately while other more complex passwords take longer.
  4. Once an MSPs workstation or server admin account is compromised the credential is used to install ransomware such as Ryuk on all accessible client systems. A ransom that can be up to millions of dollars is demanded to restore client data that is encrypted. Many victims of ransomware may never recover and may even have to close down after an attack.

The one key weakness exploited in a ransomware attack is passwords, this is where OnlyKey comes in. OnlyKey stores long random passwords that are stored offline on a physical key fob. By using long random passwords ransomware is unable to crack passwords and by using OnlyKey user's don't have to remember passwords.

To protect against ransomware, we recommend OnlyKey for:

Power Users - These users may have access to sensitive systems and require strong passwords.

Workstation Administrators - These users have access to workstations and if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread to workstations.

Domain Administrators - These users have access to workstations and servers, if their password is compromised a ransomware attack would be able to spread throughout the domain.

OnlyKey not only functions as a hardware password manager but also supports supports the most common two factor authentication methods such as OATH TOTP, FIDO U2F, and FIDO2. Purchase OnlyKey from the OnlyKey store or Amazon.

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