Igniting Partner Growth in 2026
A new year is a new chance to rethink how you deliver value; not by adding more tools, but by helping people use the ones they already rely on more effectively and securely. Discover how ongoing training across cybersecurity, productivity, and AI can become a core part of your managed services offering and a growth engine in 2026.
A Cyber-Safe New Year – Smart Tips to Start 2026 Secure
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, AI is becoming cybersecurity’s most powerful ally. From detecting phishing scams to monitoring unusual user behavior, artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses protect data, train employees, and stay ahead of evolving risks.
This post explores how AI and human awareness work together to keep your organization safe and your New Year worry-free.
The 2026 Training Lineup Is Here and It’s a Game-Changer for MSPs
Breach Secure Now is excited to introduce the 2026 Training Lineup—an engaging, foundational program designed to help your team recognize and stop today’s most advanced cyber threats. Strong security starts with informed people, and this training sets the stage for a safer year ahead.
Santa’s AI Helper: How AI Awareness is Transforming Cyber Defense
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, AI is becoming cybersecurity’s most powerful ally—especially during the busy holiday season. From detecting phishing scams to monitoring unusual user behavior, artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses protect data, train employees, and stay ahead of evolving risks.
This post explores how AI and human awareness work together—like Santa and his elves—to keep your organization safe and your holidays worry-free.
From Prompt to Profit: Why MSPs Must Lead the AI Adoption Journey
AI is transforming the business landscape faster than any technology before it—yet most SMBs are adopting it unsafely, unknowingly, and without guidance. In From Prompt to Profit, Art Gross explains why MSPs are perfectly positioned to lead clients through safe, strategic AI adoption. From addressing shadow AI to building a culture of AI readiness and launching profitable training services, this blog breaks down the roadmap MSPs need to stay ahead of emerging AI consultants and protect their client relationships.
AI Starts at Home: Why MSPs Need Internal Adoption Before Client Services
MSPs want to offer AI services, but most don’t know where to start. The answer is inside your own team. Before guiding clients, you need internal AI adoption, real AHA moments, and a culture that brings both the Yoloers and the Nopers along for the ride.
AI Adoption Is Inevitable: How MSPs Can Make It Safe with the Right Training
Artificial Intelligence is already reshaping how businesses operate—but many employees are using it without the right guidance. Discover how MSPs can lead clients toward responsible, secure, and confident AI adoption through Breach Secure Now’s comprehensive AI Awareness Training Suite.
How BSN Training is Transforming the Way MSPs and Organizations Work
Cybersecurity isn’t just about protection, it’s about potential. At Breach Secure Now, awareness training is driving real productivity gains. In fact, 92% of BSN users who use AI tools say our AI training improved their productivity. From MSPs leveraging AI to streamline workflows to organizations fostering safer digital habits, BSN’s approach proves that the smarter your people are about security, the stronger and more efficient your business becomes. Learn how awareness is redefining performance in 2025.
IT Nation Connect Takeaways: AI Is Here to Stay and Many MSPs Don’t Know Where to Start
Many MSPs walked away from IT Nation Connect excited about AI—but unsure where to start. Here’s a practical breakdown of why MSPs feel stuck, the rise of Shadow AI, and the simple playbook you can use to begin guiding clients right now.
The Dark Web Explained
The Dark Web isn’t just a hackers playground – it’s a hidden marketplace where stolen data and credentials are traded daily. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how MSPs can help businesses monitor, detect, and mitigate Dark Web threats before they cause damage.