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Closing the Gaps: Common Blind Spots and How to Fix Them

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    23 de setembro de 2025 06:33:05 ART
    • Monitoring gaps: The initial (or only) indication of compromise may be unusual behavior within the RMM. Use behavioral analytics to find anomalies such as mass deployment commands, after-hours activity, or unexpected logins from foreign countries. You can also find correlations with other metrics by feeding RMM logs into your SIEM.

      • Vendor trust without verification: All customers may be affected by an RMM compromise at the vendor level. Request patching timelines, security testing procedures, and incident response strategies from your vendor. Give preference to vendors who regularly perform third-party audits and share findings.

     

    Securing the Nerve Cеntеr

    They are one of the most appealing targets in the threat landscape since RMMs tools and PSA software are the operational center for MSPs. A single mistake can have disastrous, business-ending effects.
    Securing an RMM requires more than just IT best practices; it calls for board-level attention, ongoing involvement in laid-out definitions, and a well-defined incident response plan. The objective is to decrease the blast radius in the event of a compromise as well as the likelihood of one.
    If we've learned anything from recent history, it's that attackers are already examining these systems. The question is not if they will knock, but rather whether you will be prepared when they do.

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