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Malware remains one of the big security threats faced by MSSP and MSP customers. There are currently more than one billion malware programs in existence, and four companies are attacked by ransomware every minute. Are you doing everything you can to protect customers against this threat?



In this webinar you’ll learn about some of the best practices when it comes to combatting malware and protecting your customers from its impact. Join the OpenText Cybersecurity experts to discover malware evasion tactics and learn defenses that minimize risks, prevent damage, and protect against data theft.



We’ll take a deep dive into the following:



<ul>
<li>Why layered security is crucial when building protections for your customers.</li>



<li>The importance of security awareness training and what that entails.</li>



<li>Why adopting proactive threat hunting and receiving customized guidance from experts can enhance your customers’ security posture.</li>



<li>The need for backup solutions with versioning.</li>
</ul>



Come away with a better understanding of these best practices and more. You’ll know that you’re doing everything you can to improve your customers’ security posture.

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