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We asked thought leaders from CompTIA’s Industry Advisory Councils and regional communities to provide their emerging tech predictions for 2023. Here’s what they had to say.

Businesses should be prepared for increased security risks in 2023 as security culture takes center stage for managed service providers and their customers, according to CompTIA cybersecurity member leaders.

Eric Anthony, director of MSP evangelism at Egnyte, asked several CompTIA members and staff what community means to them at CompTIA’s recent Year-End Planning Meeting. The compiled answers are mentioned in a video embedded at the end of the article.

Innovative technologies have changed the way we work, enabled the remote workforce and have likely changed the way we work permanently and will continue to do so. Find out more in a new video developed by CompTIA's Industry Advisory Councils.

Risk assessments provide customers with a good understanding of their cybersecurity gaps and what they need to do—and gives MSPs a great business opportunity.

CompTIA's Cybersecurity Advisory Council has produced "A CEO's Guide to Choosing an IT Service Provider: Cybersecurity questions for business leaders to ask potential MSP partners." Learn more about this questionnaire that helps end users assess the knowledge of their potential partners.

There are many benefits to regularly testing your incident response plan. Find out more about how tabletop exercises can help your organization better prepare for a multitude of risk scenarios and threats.

Is now a good time for managed service providers to buy, sell, or should they wait it out? The answer, as you might imagine, is—it depends. It’s also not so much as when should you sell, but how and why, according to panelists in the ChannelCon session titled “Should You Sell or Grow? Mergers, Acquisitions and Exit Strategies for MSPs.”

No one can say Scott Galloway is short on opinions—or of very loudly sharing said opinions. He shared his thoughts on overhyped and underhyped trends in technology at CompTIA’s ChannelCon conference, letting loose on the health care industry, spiraling costs of education, Web3, and much more.