Threat actors aren’t just getting louder, they’re getting smarter, faster, and more business-like. Ransomware operations are evolving into full ecosystems, intrusions are increasingly supply-chain and identity-driven, and AI is accelerating both attack velocity and the realism of social engineering. For MSSPs and MSPs, this means defending more diverse environments against more adaptive adversaries while still delivering consistent outcomes at scale.

Join Michael Saylor and Rex Guo as they unpack the most important shifts shaping the managed security battlefield heading into 2026. Drawing from frontline investigations and cross-customer telemetry, they’ll highlight where attackers are concentrating effort, what tactics are seeing the most success, and which assumptions about “normal” defense no longer hold.

You will leave with a clearer view of:

• The highest-impact threat trends MSSPs/MSPs should be tracking now.
• How attacker tradecraft is changing across endpoint, identity, cloud, and third-party vectors.
• The operational implications for SOC triage, detection engineering, and response SLAs.
• Practical guidance for tuning services and customer guidance to match today’s risk reality.