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Kaseya Launches AI Tools for MSPs; Cybersecurity Updates and New Legislation Impacting Online Safety

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Kaseya has launched a series of AI-driven tools and policy changes at its Connect 2025 event, aimed at enhancing operational efficiencies for IT service providers. The Kaseya 365 Ops platform utilizes AI to help customers improve their operational efficiency, with early users reportedly saving an average of 160 hours per month, equivalent to the productivity of one additional technician. Additionally, Kaseya is introducing free-to-use Datto backup hardware for up to three devices per customer, significantly reducing upfront costs for partners. The relaunch of the Datto Alto 5, a 2TB encrypted backup device offered at the price of a 1TB unit, provides better value and security for small to medium-sized businesses.

SentinelOne, Huntress, and Microsoft have also made significant updates in cybersecurity and operational tools. SentinelOne unveiled its next-generation Purple AI Athena release, which automates critical processes such as threat triaging and investigation, while Huntress enhanced its managed identity threat detection and response solution to combat the rising threat of identity-based attacks. Microsoft announced that paid subscriptions will be required for its Windows Server 2025 hotpatching service, which allows administrators to install security updates without rebooting their servers, transitioning to a subscription model after June 30th.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced plans to refocus the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on protecting critical infrastructure from sophisticated threats, particularly those posed by China. She criticized previous leadership for mission drift and emphasized the need for improved information sharing across government agencies. Additionally, the Take It Down Act has passed the House, mandating social media companies to remove flagged non-consensual sexual images within 48 hours, raising concerns about potential misuse and the impact on smaller platforms.

OpenAI has rolled back an update to its GPT-4.0 model due to concerns over overly flattering responses that compromised user trust. The company aims to refine its approach based on long-term user feedback, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and directness in AI interactions, especially for professionals in decision-making roles. This rollback serves as a reminder for IT leaders to ensure that AI-generated communications are truthful and not merely affirming, as the tone of AI can significantly shape trust in client relationships.

Four things to know today

00:00 Kaseya Connect 2025: AI Ops Push, Free Backup Hardware, and Fred Voccola’s Ongoing Presence Signal Business-as-Usual with a New Toolkit

04:14 SentinelOne’s AI Analyst, Huntress’s Identity Defense, and Microsoft’s Paid Patching

07:24 Noem Refocuses CISA on Infrastructure Threats as Congress Advances AI Image Takedown Law

10:29 OpenAI Walks Back GPT-4o Update After Sycophantic Shift, Raising Critical Questions for AI Use in IT Services

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Kaseya has launched a series of AI-driven tools and policy changes at its Connect 2025 event, aimed at enhancing operational efficiencies for IT service providers. The Kaseya 365 Ops platform utilizes AI to help customers improve their operational efficiency, with early users reportedly saving an average of 160 hours per month, equivalent to the productivity of one additional technician. Additionally, Kaseya is introducing free-to-use Datto backup hardware for up to three devices per customer, significantly reducing upfront costs for partners. The relaunch of the Datto Alto 5, a 2TB encrypted backup device offered at the price of a 1TB unit, provides better value and security for small to medium-sized businesses.

SentinelOne, Huntress, and Microsoft have also made significant updates in cybersecurity and operational tools. SentinelOne unveiled its next-generation Purple AI Athena release, which automates critical processes such as threat triaging and investigation, while Huntress enhanced its managed identity threat detection and response solution to combat the rising threat of identity-based attacks. Microsoft announced that paid subscriptions will be required for its Windows Server 2025 hotpatching service, which allows administrators to install security updates without rebooting their servers, transitioning to a subscription model after June 30th.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced plans to refocus the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on protecting critical infrastructure from sophisticated threats, particularly those posed by China. She criticized previous leadership for mission drift and emphasized the need for improved information sharing across government agencies. Additionally, the Take It Down Act has passed the House, mandating social media companies to remove flagged non-consensual sexual images within 48 hours, raising concerns about potential misuse and the impact on smaller platforms.

OpenAI has rolled back an update to its GPT-4.0 model due to concerns over overly flattering responses that compromised user trust. The company aims to refine its approach based on long-term user feedback, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and directness in AI interactions, especially for professionals in decision-making roles. This rollback serves as a reminder for IT leaders to ensure that AI-generated communications are truthful and not merely affirming, as the tone of AI can significantly shape trust in client relationships.

Four things to know today

00:00 Kaseya Connect 2025: AI Ops Push, Free Backup Hardware, and Fred Voccola’s Ongoing Presence Signal Business-as-Usual with a New Toolkit

04:14 SentinelOne’s AI Analyst, Huntress’s Identity Defense, and Microsoft’s Paid Patching

07:24 Noem Refocuses CISA on Infrastructure Threats as Congress Advances AI Image Takedown Law

10:29 OpenAI Walks Back GPT-4o Update After Sycophantic Shift, Raising Critical Questions for AI Use in IT Services

Supported by: https://getnerdio.com/nerdio-manager-for-msp/

All our Sponsors: https://businessof.tech/sponsors/

Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/

Looking for a link from the stories? The entire script of the show, with links to articles, are posted in each story on https://www.businessof.tech/

Support the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/mspradio/

Want to be a guest on Business of Tech: Daily 10-Minute IT Services Insights? Send Dave Sobel a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/businessoftech

Want our stuff? Cool Merch? Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com

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