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Wed, November 12, 2025

UK bill tightens cybersecurity for critical infrastructure

🛡️ The UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would impose mandatory security standards and a 24-hour reporting requirement on operators in healthcare, energy, water, transport and digital services. It updates the NIS 2018 framework and for the first time brings medium and large MSPs and data centres under direct regulatory oversight. Regulators would gain powers to levy turnover-linked penalties and the technology secretary would be able to order emergency mitigations during major cyber incidents.

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Sun, November 9, 2025

NAKIVO Backup & Replication v11.1 Enhances DR and MSP

🔁NAKIVO has released Backup & Replication v11.1, expanding disaster recovery and MSP capabilities and adding five interface languages—French, Italian, German, Polish and Chinese. The update brings major Proxmox VE improvements, including Flash VM Boot, VM replication and template backup/recovery, automated backup verification with screenshots, direct tape recovery, and Exchange/SQL log truncation. It also introduces MSP Direct Connect to remove client-side port changes, Real-Time Replication for VMware with automated IO Filter and Journal Service installation, and granular folder- and volume-level backups for Windows and Linux physical machines with encryption, immutability and air-gapping options.

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Mon, October 27, 2025

How MDR Gives MSPs a Competitive Market Edge Today

🛡️ Managed detection and response (MDR) helps managed service providers (MSPs) overcome talent shortages, alert overload and rapidly evolving threats by outsourcing 24/7 SOC monitoring, behavioral detection, threat hunting and automated incident response. MDR can open recurring revenue streams, strengthen customer relationships and meet cyberinsurance conditions, while intelligent prioritization and GenAI-assisted playbooks reduce operational strain and false positives. Choosing a partner with proven threat intelligence, continuous operations and a human-plus-machine approach is critical.

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