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We’re Helping MSPs Sell to the US Public Sector

We’re Helping MSPs Sell to the US Public Sector With Our Certified-Compliant Cloud Backup & Security Solution MSPs partner with Acronis SCS to help eliminate the obstacles and pain points of selling into the US public sector. From certified and compliant solutions to US-based support

Protecting Healthcare Organizations With Our Certified-Compliant Cloud Backup and Security Solution

Protecting Healthcare Organizations With Our Certified-Compliant Cloud Backup and Security Solution Telehealth vulnerabilities, data loss prevention, and ransomware threats are common cybersecurity pain points for healthcare organizations. One minute of downtime or a lost patient record can have life or death consequences. Therefore, you need

Protecting State and Local Government Agencies

Protecting State and Local Government Agencies With Our Certified-Compliant Cloud Backup and Security Solution Increased cyberattacks, ransomware threats, and security concerns for remote work are common cybersecurity pain points for government agencies. Therefore, you need a cybersecurity and backup solution to secure your sensitive agency

In 2022, Does Your Organization (or Your Clients) Need a Cybersecurity Solution?

Whether you are a US public sector agency or a managed service provider (MSP), you know the answer to this question. It does not matter whether your organization is a small US city or a large healthcare organization; you need a cybersecurity solution. Read on and

An Open Letter to Arizona’s US Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and Sen. Mark Kelly

Dear Senator Sinema and Senator Kelly, On behalf of Arizona’s defense coalitions, we applaud you both for your efforts to help secure enactment of the Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The NDAA provides $768 billion in military installations and defense community funding. Arizona is proud to have two Senators

Impacting US National Security at Large – Sen. McCain’s Vision for Defense-Minded Coalitions 

YPG is the hub of military activity and testing As one of the largest military installations globally, the US Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) subordinates the Army Test and Evaluation Command. In southwestern Arizona in La Paz and Yuma counties, YPG encompasses 1,307.8 square miles in the northwestern Sonoran Desert. The base traces its history back to World War

The Importance of US-Based Tech Support and Data Centers

Whether you are a small municipality in rural Mississippi or a large Managed Service Provider (MSP) with a state contract, quality technical support should be at the top of the list as you evaluate different cyber protection solutions. Why? Because the quality of the support

The Public Sector Speaks: The Need for Public Sector and Private Regulated Industry Cyber Hygiene

The need for public sector cyber hygiene During the Acronis #CyberFit Summit in October, Acronis SCS hosted a couple of breakout sessions focused on the US public sector. One of those sessions included a panel discussion led by John Zanni, CEO of Acronis SCS. Joining Mr. Zanni on stage were three panelists, including: Mr. Zanni posed several questions

The Public Sector Speaks: Certifications and Compliance in the Cloud Age

The Public Speaks: Certifications and compliance in the cloud age In October, Acronis SCS hosted a couple of US public sector breakout sessions at the Acronis #CyberFit Summit. One session included a lively panel discussion on Certifications and Compliance in the Cloud Age. Moderating the session was John Zanni, CEO of Acronis

Understanding What Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification 2.0 Means to Your Agency

On January 31, 2020, the Department of Defense (DoD) announced the creation of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). The CMMC is a certification procedure developed by the DoD to certify that contractors who work with the Department have the necessary controls to protect their data by enhancing cyber protection standards and increasing assurance on the DoD that