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Tune in to hear inspirational, honest stories about what it takes for a tech business to survive and thrive, from some of your favorite leaders in IT. Brought to you by ConnectBooster’s President and Co-Founder, Ryan Goodman.
Joy Beland | Building a Formidable and Profitable Cybersecurity Practice
Confessions of an IT Business Owner Podcast
35 minutes 34 seconds
4 years ago
Joy Beland | Building a Formidable and Profitable Cybersecurity Practice
In this episode, channel cybersecurity expert Joy Beland shares insight for MSPs on building a formidable data defense practice. The former IT services business owner and trainer discusses some of her early challenges and experiences, and hits hard on the opportunities and best practices for channel professionals.
Joy emphasizes the value of compliance frameworks and industry standards. As an educator in channel cybersecurity (who develops and conducts training for MSPs), she unveils some of the most valuable business and professional resources for the IT services community.
How can MSPs boost their teams’ cybersecurity proficiencies? What services do businesses really need to adequately protect their data and operations, and most importantly, their people, today? Listen to this episode of Confessions of an IT Business Owner to find out.
Confessions of an IT Business Owner Podcast
Tune in to hear inspirational, honest stories about what it takes for a tech business to survive and thrive, from some of your favorite leaders in IT. Brought to you by ConnectBooster’s President and Co-Founder, Ryan Goodman.
