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The attack isn’t where you’re looking.
WatchGuard’s H2 2025 Internet Security Report tells a story of contrasts: network malware up 26%, total endpoint malware down, yet unique endpoint threats exploding more than 1,500% in a single quarter. The attack keeps moving between layers, and if you are only watching one, you miss it.
The attack keeps moving between layers.
Source: WatchGuard Internet Security Report, H2 2025.
What we'll cover
Join Damien Richeux and Andrew Younger (WatchGuard) and Ryan Ettridge (CyberCert) for a practical session on what the latest Threat Lab data means for small clients, and how to move them up the SMB1001 ladder with correlated, enterprise-grade protection.
Up 26%, and down
Network malware rose 26% half over half while endpoint malware fell, and unique endpoint threats still exploded more than 1,500% in Q4. The attack keeps moving between layers, and watching just one leaves the other half invisible.
The gaps are the attack
Disconnected security makes threats nearly impossible to see. When the firewall, the endpoint and identity don’t talk to each other, the attack lives in the seams between them. One correlated platform closes the seams.
The unified stack
The SMB1001-aligned stack with firewall, endpoint, identity, and detection and response, is the one WatchGuard already delivers from its unified platform. Not another stack. One platform.
Your speakers
Damien Richeux
Channel Account Manager, WatchGuard
Playing a critical role in managing partnerships, supporting the channel, and enabling Managed Service Providers (MSPs) across the region.
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Andrew Younger
Senior Sales Engineer, WatchGuard
A cyber security expert with over two decades of experience working as a trusted advisor and security consultant.
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Ryan Ettridge
CEO and Co-Founder, CyberCert
Dedicated to making cyber certification accessible for the 400 million+ unregulated SMBs worldwide.
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Monday 16 November, 12:00 PM AEST, online. Reserve your place and see how to move each client up the SMB1001 ladder.
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