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Smart Security. Simply Done. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with offices throughout North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America.
WatchGuard is a global leader in network security, endpoint security, secure Wi-Fi, multi-factor authentication, and network intelligence. The company’s award-winning products and services are trusted around the world by more than18,000 security resellers and service providers to protect more than 250,000 customers. WatchGuard’s mission is to make enterprise-grade security accessible to companies of all types and sizes through simplicity, making WatchGuard an ideal solution for midmarket businesses and distributed enterprises.
09/19/2026
More vulnerabilities being found isn’t necessarily bad news. It can mean we’re getting better at finding them first.
That’s the thinking behind WatchGuard’s Firebreak Ideology: use frontier AI against our own products and defenses before attackers get there.
More visibility. Faster testing. Fewer opportunities for exploitation.
Read the full perspective from Tracy Hillstrom: https://wgrd.tech/4iDtRgH
More Vulnerabilities Are Being Found Than Ever Before. That's Good News. | WatchGuard Technologies Why record-breaking disclosure numbers are a sign of a healthier industry and how WatchGuard's Firebreak Ideology fits into that shift.
09/18/2026
In our latest guest post, Neil Holme, Founder and CEO of Impact Business Technology and a WatchGuard partner, shares why MSPs need more than visibility to manage cloud risk effectively.
His perspective: the real differentiator is context. Understanding what data matters most, who can access it, and which exposures deserve attention first can help MSPs move from reactive security to proactive risk management.
Read Neil’s full perspective: https://wgrd.tech/4ixuBnB
Cloud Risk Management for MSPs: From Visibility to Control | WatchGuard Technologies Seeing risk is not the same as ranking it. Discover how the value of a client's data sets the priority of every cloud finding an MSP works on.
If Corey Nachreiner could fix one thing in AI security, it would be making sure SMBs are not left behind.
In this Right of Boom conversation with Andrew Morgan, Chris Loehr, Jonathan Crowe, and Phyllis Lee, Corey shares why SMB and mid-market security deserves more attention as AI adoption accelerates.
Catch the full session here: https://wgrd.tech/4AmBMFt
Nashville, Tennessee, is about to get loud. And we’re not just talking about the music. 🎸
From October 5–7, the WatchGuard community is coming together for IMPACT 2026, and we’re bringing a few surprises with us.
👀 Big announcements are coming in October.
💡 Real conversations about what’s next for MSP security and growth.
🤝 WatchGuard leaders, industry experts, and top-performing MSPs in one place.
🎶 And IMPACT Live, bringing Nashville energy to the whole experience.
This is more than another conference. It’s where we’ll share what’s next, exchange ideas, and spend a few unforgettable days with the people helping shape the future of managed security.
Nashville, Tennessee. October 5–7. Who’s going to be in the room when the news drops?
👉 Register for WatchGuard IMPACT 2026: https://wgrd.tech/4rkyZZl
Is cybersecurity fear becoming a sales pitch, or is the risk evolving faster than ever?
It’s a provocative question, especially as AI changes what attackers can do and how quickly they can do it.
Corey Nachreiner joined Andrew Morgan, Chris Loehr, Jonathan Crowe, and Phyllis Lee for a wide-ranging conversation at Right of Boom on AI-assisted exploit development, vulnerability management, secure software development, and how the cybersecurity industry communicates risk.
The conversation goes well beyond the headline, and there’s plenty here worth debating.
🎥 Watch the full session: https://wgrd.tech/4h7u611
What do you think? Is AI fundamentally changing cyber risk, or changing how we talk about it?
Attackers are not waiting around for defenders to catch up.
This week, Marc and Corey dig into three stories showing just how quickly a security weakness can become an active threat:
✓ MikroTik RouterOS vulnerabilities under active exploitation
✓ Cisco Firewall Management Center flaws being weaponized
✓ A Trezor phishing campaign that turned trusted third-party infrastructure against users
The bigger conversation? Why management interfaces, identity, patching, and third-party access deserve even more attention.
🎧 Listen to Episode 387: https://wgrd.tech/4AncZBs
09/16/2026
Tomorrow, we’re getting practical about AI for MSPs.
Where is AI actually creating measurable value today, and where should MSPs focus next?
Marc Laliberte, James McMillan, Adam Winston, and Alex Golden will dig into how AI can help MSPs:
✓ Improve service delivery and operational efficiency
✓ Reduce alert fatigue and strengthen security operations
✓ Identify new client-facing services and revenue opportunities
✓ Move from AI experimentation to a practical deployment strategy
If you’re looking to turn AI from hype into something your business can actually use, this is a conversation worth catching.
🔴 Save your spot: Ihttps://wgrd.tech/4yLlB3b
09/15/2026
For our Spanish-speaking community across Latin America, this session is for you. 🌎
Too many security alerts can make it harder to spot the threats that actually matter. On September 24, WatchGuard’s Jen Rose and Rob Inman will explore how endpoint security and managed response can help reduce the noise, uncover quieter threats, and accelerate response.
Register to attend the live session: https://wgrd.tech/4dhKZ8a
09/15/2026
A fake “verify you’re human” prompt could be the start of a much bigger compromise.
WatchGuard Threat Lab researcher Euler Neto identified a ClickFix + EtherHiding campaign targeting users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
The campaign abuses trusted infrastructure including WordPress, Ethereum, PowerShell, and Cloudflare R2 to deliver NightshadeC2/CastleRAT, with capabilities such as credential theft, keylogging, screen capture, and remote access.
Read the full research: https://wgrd.tech/4gTcLKz
Would your current controls catch this attack chain?
The attack clock has changed.
Cyberattacks are moving faster, and the window defenders have to investigate, respond, and contain a threat is getting smaller.
In this clip, we look at just how quickly attackers can move from initial access to breakout and exfiltration, and why human-speed response is no longer enough.
Watch the video for the numbers, then ask yourself: Is your response model built for machine-speed attacks?
Learn more: https://youtu.be/h7stC4dHYDk
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