They’re Not Breaking In. They’re Signing In: A Live Account Takeover Demo for MSPs

You’ve rolled out MFA. You’ve run the phishing training. You’ve got a stack you trust. And your clients are still getting compromised.

Most of what’s landing now doesn’t defeat those controls. It authenticates through them. Kaseya reports that identity-based attacks are up 32%, and that more than 97% of them start with a password. Once a valid credential is in play, the attacker isn’t fighting your tooling. They’re inside it, holding a badge it recognizes.

That’s a different problem for you than it is for a single business, because you’re multi-tenant. A single credential at one client site is where the attack starts, not where it stops, and the window where it’s still containable is measured in minutes across tools that don’t always talk to each other.

On October 8, Matt Sywulak is going to run the whole thing live, start to finish, so you can watch it unfold instead of reading the write-up afterward.

What you’ll see, live:

• A convincing AI-crafted phish, built the way they’re actually built now
• The credential theft, and the moment the attacker becomes a trusted account
• What the abuse looks like from inside the tenant while it’s still in progress
• INKY, SaaS Alerts, and Kaseya SIEM working together in real time to detect the incident, contain it, and investigate it before it escalates

What you’ll take away:

A response workflow you can apply across every client environment, and a clear read on where your own stack would have caught this and where it would have missed it.

Why come live:

I’ll be hosting, and we’ll keep it conversational. Matt and I will set up the risk and the business case, he’ll run the demo, and then we open the floor. Bring your questions to the Q&A, because the ones you ask are usually sharper than the ones I’d have written. We’ll run a poll or two, and I’ll keep us moving.

Can’t make it? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording.

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