Sherweb’s Microsoft updates for MSPs — June 2026
There’s a lot moving in the Microsoft ecosystem this June, and a few of these updates carry deadlines worth acting on before they pass. The biggest is July 1, when commercial Microsoft 365 prices go up and a new set of permanent Copilot SKUs for SMBs go live. Here’s what to have on your radar this month, and […]
Microsoft 365 E7: When it makes sense for MSPs and their SMB customers and when it doesn’t
Microsoft is no longer treating AI as a standalone add-on. With Microsoft 365 E7, they’re making a much bigger bet: that AI, security and identity should be bought, governed and scaled as one platform. That may sound like the natural next step, but for most SMBs, it’s not. The real issue is not what E7 includes. It’s whether SMB customers are actually ready […]
HaloPSA for MSPs: How MSPs can simplify operations with Sherweb’s native integration
A lot of MSPs still depend on legacy systems that were designed at a time when the business landscape looked much different than it does today. As a result, they’re dealing with outdated workflows, manual data entry, inconsistent billing and reporting, and fragmented tools that slow them down and create operational friction.
Are your MSP contracts keeping up with your business?
If you asked most MSP owners whether their contracts are up to date, the honest answer would probably be: not entirely. The agreements get written, signed and filed away, and then the business keeps moving. New services get added. Clients get more complex. Regulations shift. But the contracts, more often than not, stay as-is. That gap between what your agreements […]
Moving left of boom: A guide to the NIST Identify and Protect pillars
In the world of cybersecurity risk reduction, there’s a concept that we call “the boom”. It’s the moment a ransomware note appears on a screen, or your company name shows up on a breach list after your entire CRM database gets dumped. It’s the explosion. And by the time it happens, your options are limited. Everything before that moment is “left of boom”. When reviewing how strong our security programs are, we tend to focus […]
