This Wasn’t a Hack. This Was Access.
One account. Massive damage. A recent federal insider threat case shows how shared credentials and delayed access revocation can create catastrophic cybersecurity risk for MSPs.… Read more
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After the Battle: How the Last MSP Cyber Melee Played Out
We started Cyber Melee because we were bored with safe cybersecurity content. There is already plenty of content where people talk a good game without ever having to make a … Read more
TechIDManager Guide: Delegating Active Directory Rights
Attackers exploit OAuth to persist access. TechIDManager avoids tokens entirely—no secrets, no backdoors, just secure, least-privilege automation.… Read more
MSP Security That Survives Credential Leaks
Attackers exploit OAuth to persist access. TechIDManager avoids tokens entirely—no secrets, no backdoors, just secure, least-privilege automation.… Read more
Why TechIDManager Doesn’t Use OAuth Tokens — and Why That’s a Good Thing
Attackers exploit OAuth to persist access. TechIDManager avoids tokens entirely—no secrets, no backdoors, just secure, least-privilege automation.… Read more
Why MFA Must Be Individual — Not Shared — and What Hamilton’s Breach Teaches Us
Think a shared MFA login keeps you safe? Hamilton’s ransomware story shows otherwise. Proper MFA means unique accounts with accountability.… Read more
The Shared Account Problem: How to meet NIST 800-171 3.3.2 and CMMC Traceability Requirements
Shared accounts could cost you compliance. Under NIST 800-171 3.3.2, you must be able to uniquely trace each user to their actions — in the system where those actions occur. … Read more
TechIDManager: The Identity‑First Defense Against Rising Infostealer & Ransomware Threats
Cybercriminals don’t hack in anymore—they log in. Infostealer malware is flooding the dark web with stolen identities. Learn how TechIDManager shuts that door with unique accounts, auto-rotating creds, and full … Read more
Employee Takes Revenge Cyberattack
A suspended employee used lingering admin access to launch a costly cyberattack. With TechIDManager, that access would’ve been revoked instantly. Just-in-time privileges, unique accounts, and auto-rotating passwords stop insider threats … Read more
Stop Misusing TAP: A Cybersecurity and Licensing Perspective on MSP Access Practices
Using TAP for technician login might seem convenient , but it violates Microsoft licensing and security best practices. Here’s how to manage access the right way- with PAM.… Read more
