When Security Vendors Get it Wrong
MSPs often outsource SOC, SIEM, and other security-related services to their vendors, including some of the larger MSP platform companies. But, what happens when those vendors miss something? Does the MSP have any liability to the client? What can the MSP do to protect themselves? Highlights: Do MSPs need security SLAs from their vendors? What do MSP platform company contracts say? Public Policy issues with limitation of liability clausesMSP Zone Guest: Rob Scott, Scott & Scott LLP
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MSPs often outsource SOC, SIEM, and other security-related services to their vendors, including some of the larger MSP platform companies. But, what happens when those vendors miss something? Does the MSP have any liability to the client? What can the MSP do to protect themselves?
Highlights:
- Do MSPs need security SLAs from their vendors?
- What do MSP platform company contracts say?
- Public Policy issues with limitation of liability clausesMSP Zone Guest: Rob Scott, Scott & Scott LLP