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Category: MSP & Broker Resources

Co-Managed IT: Where Liability Falls When You Share a Client Stack

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated June 2026 Co-managed IT is one of the fastest-growing service models for MSPs, and one of the murkiest from a liability standpoint. In a fully managed relationship, the lines are reasonably clear: the MSP runs the environment, and the MSP’s contracts and insurance are built […]

How Underwriters Evaluate an MSP’s Client Base for Cyber Coverage

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated May 2026 When an MSP applies for cyber liability insurance, underwriters are not just evaluating the MSP’s own security controls. They are evaluating the entire client base the MSP manages. For a full overview of MSP cyber insurance including pricing and what your own policy […]

What Managed Security Service Providers Need to Know About Cyber Insurance

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated June 2026 The Short Version Managed security service providers carry a fundamentally different insurance exposure than MSPs. The moment you take on an explicit security mandate, whether that is SOC monitoring, threat detection, incident response, or vulnerability management, you are no longer just managing IT. […]

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Embed Cyber Insurance in Your MSP Services (and Fortify Your MSA)

By Ryan Windt | Head of Growth Marketing | Updated March 2026 When a client suffers a breach, the technical work is only half the battle. The rest is legal, financial, and reputational, and that is where many MSPs get pulled into disputes they were not prepared for. Embedding client-owned cyber insurance into your service […]

MSP Cyberattack Defense: A Practical Playbook

CISA (The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) is warning organizations that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could include malicious cyber activity against the U.S. and stated that “evolving intelligence indicates that the Russian Government is exploring options for potential cyberattacks.”