MSPs: Building A Security Stack That Actually Works

As an MSP, you’re facing smarter, more complex attacks every day — from phishing and ransomware to identity theft and endpoint breaches. While this approach makes attacks more dangerous, it also exposes a critical gap in traditional security thinking: the myth that one solution can handle everything. The reality is that effective cybersecurity requires a strategic, layered approach using integrated tools from vendors committed to MSP partnership.

Mailprotector CEO, David Setzer, and Blumira's Head of Partner Enablement, Chris Furner, share how to build an effective MSP stack with partner-first solutions that protect your clients, ensure compliance, and boost profitability.

In this webinar, you will learn:

• Why multi-vector threats require multi-layered defenses
• What core tools belong in your stack 
• When to go “best-in-class” vs bundle
• How to create a stack audit and determine your strategy
  

Bottom line: Your clients are counting on you to get security right. Whether you're second-guessing your current stack or expanding your offerings, this session gives you the playbook to build a stack that works for you. 

Speakers

David Setzer, Founder & CEO of Mailprotector As the founder and CEO of Mailprotector, David Setzer architects company growth, aligns strategic vision with market opportunities, and empowers teams to deliver exceptional partner value. In addition to his work with Mailprotector, he and his wife, Kristin, have spent the last 30 years coaching and mentoring entrepreneurs in former communist Eastern Europe.

Chris Furner, Head of Partner Enablement at Blumira Chris leads Partner Enablement at Blumira, where he ensures MSPs have the tools and support they need to succeed. With over 15 years of experience in security, Chris combines deep technical expertise with a partner-first approach. Known for his exceptional problem-solving skills and commitment to partner success, Chris helps MSPs navigate complex security implementations and build profitable security practices.