SAMiBits by SAM Seamless Network - How Network Service Providers Secure Micro-Business & SOHO Clients

How Network Service Providers Secure Micro-Business & SOHO Clients

11/03/22 • 11 min

In recent years, low-tier SMBs and SOHOs have become popular targets for cyber-attacks. What does this mean for network service providers seeking protection for their small business clients? In this episode of SAMiBits, SAM’s VP Strategic Alliances, David Jurgens, talks through some of the most prevalent threats faced by modern SMBs and SOHOs and offers advice on how network service providers can reliably protect their business customers by leveraging the right technology.

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