Businesses looking to outsource cybersecurity want providers that can help them recover from attacks, manage AI risks, and explain what security problems mean for their operations, according to Barracuda What MSP Customers Need Next report. What MSP customers need next (Source: Barracuda Networks) 66% of surveyed organizations already outsource security services to a managed service provider (MSP), while another 29% are considering or evaluating providers.
Companies seeking an MSP doubt their ability to spot cyberattacks
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