AI has changed the ransomware landscape. Attackers now find vulnerabilities more easily, weaponize them quicker, and move from initial access to encryption faster. The window between exploit and impact is shrinking. Your recovery plan was built for a slower threat.

This session makes the case for a different outcome. Containment stops ransomware at the point of attack, before it spreads, before systems go dark, before a security event becomes a business crisis. We'll show how Active Containment® isolates an attack within a handful of files and keeps operations running, validated by independent testing across hundreds of live ransomware samples.

Attendees will leave with:

- A clear view of how AI is compressing attack timelines and why detect-and-restore can't keep pace

- A framework for measuring ransomware risk in hours of uptime, not recovery time objectives

- A practical model for making containment the first line of business continuity

If an hour of downtime is unacceptable, recovery isn't a strategy. Containment is.

In this short 10-minute presentation, you’ll learn how increased IT infrastructure, more frequent severe weather, an aging power grid, and advanced computing applications have propelled the need for reliable power. This need creates an opportunity for your business to supply customers with power protection that keeps them connected, protected, and productive.

Discover how partnering with CyberPower makes it easy to sell professional-grade power protection through its award-winning partner program, the CyberPower Channel Partner Alliance. Packed with benefits including automatic partner discounts, unmatched support, and a lucrative rewards program, the Channel Partner Alliance puts a power partner in your corner and allows you to make excellent margins selling industry-leading power protection solutions.

In this 10-minute session, we’ll unpack three brutal truths of adding AI to your MSP: it will expose your effectiveness, highlight your efficiency, and test your attitude. If your processes are messy, your data is unreliable, or your team is buried in manual work, AI will not hide those cracks. It will make them impossible to ignore.

This session will challenge MSP leaders to stop treating AI like a shiny new tool and start treating it like an operational mirror. The MSPs that win will not be the ones with the most AI features. They will be the ones brave enough to fix what AI reveals.

Customers are seeking ways to improve reduce costs and increase employee productivity while providing secure operations. This is especially true now as ransomware has become more prevalent. A Managed Cloud Desktop provides a secure, cost-effective option to adapt to and facilitate the remote work operations that are becoming increasingly common. By leading with a Cloud approach, MSPs provide customers with a solution that is more secure, easy to use, scalable and flexible with predictable pricing to help your customers reduce management burden on organizations’ IT staff.

In this session, you will learn:

• Packaging – You’ll learn what a Managed Cloud Desktop Package is that will make it easy for your clients to buy, generates 300% + margins and gives back more time for YOU.

• Pricing – You’ll learn how to use a FREE IaaS Calculator tool that will generate an estimate for you in minutes including all your managed services.

• Presenting – You’ll learn how to present a full TCO comparison of an on-premise hardware refresh to a full move to the cloud.

• Differentiators – You’ll learn the differences between Private Cloud, Public Cloud and why delivering on-premises hardware to your customers is a disservice to them.

Your clients run more than offices — they run plants, utilities, warehouses, and building systems. That operational technology (OT) is now a primary target for attackers, yet it sits outside most MSP contracts, unmonitored and unprotected. The good news: you don't need to become an OT expert to secure it.

In this session, we'll break down what OT actually is, why insecure remote access is its single biggest attack vector, and how recent incidents — including the 2026 Minnesota municipal water attack — are pushing industrial clients to demand help from the providers they already trust. You'll leave with a practical framework for identifying OT opportunities inside your existing client base, a clear entry point through secure remote access, and a pricing model that turns an unfamiliar acronym into a high-margin, recurring revenue line.