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Erik Linask

Verified
New York
As seen in: Cloud Computing Magazine, MSP Today, TMCnet, Internet Telephony, Customer Magazine, Workforce Management, Techstreet Now, Sd-Wan, Shaping Influence
Group Editorial Director, TMC. Tech enthusiast, writer, 100% Estonian, tough to find a sport I won't watch. Tweets are my own
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Snom and Telinta Make Automated Provisioning a Competitive Advantage

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By Erik Linask Verified
| Internet Telephony Verified
It’s natural that conversations about UCaaS growth have historically focused on features, like call routing, mobility, integrations, audio quality, collaboration tools and, more recently, AI. But, one of the less visible constraints on how efficiently a service provider can grow has always been operational. More specifically, it hasn’t always been as easy as it should be to deploy, configure, and support endpoints. Consider that the economics of UCaaS are about more than just MRR.
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The New Ransomware Math: Why Backups Aren't Enough Anymore

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By Erik Linask Verified
| MSP Today
Ransomware defense has traditionally relied on a relatively simple assumption: If attackers encrypt your files but you maintained clean, recoverable backups, you would eliminate their leverage. You restore the data, rebuild the affected systems, and move on. That theory has some holes in it today. Data theft has become a standard component of modern ransomware campaigns, fundamentally changing what it means to recover from an attack.
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The SOC You'll Never Build: Why Mid-Market Security Is Becoming a Service

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By Erik Linask Verified
| MSP Today
It’s been common for years that mid-sized companies were sold a scaled-down version of enterprise security that included fewer analysts, fewer tools, and fewer hours of coverage. The problem is that attackers do not scale themselves down to match the size of the target. The answer is not simply buying more security technology. Instead, what has happened is security operations has become a consumed service rather than a purchased product.
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