Did you miss out on the Huntress Breaches and Brews roadshow that took place in the UK last year? Did you have FOMO seeing your peers having a great time? Well, worry not! The Huntress Roadshows are back!
The team at cybersecurity experts Huntress felt bad that so many of the MSP community missed out on their successful events, so they’re holding some more this autumn. They’re taking place in the UK and the USA.
What’s the Format for the Huntress Roadshows?
First, each event offers learning sessions. There’ll be a partner spotlight, with a Huntress partner sharing their experiences of collaborating with them. And there will also be a discussion about the opportunities for MSPs with MDR, and a look at the current threat landscape.
I’ve been to a number of these events now, and the MSPs and IT professionals I meet there share great feedback. They highlight their strong community vibe, which gives you the opportunity to network with your peers and learn about the latest cybersecurity challenges.
Registration for the roadshow events are now open to ALL MSPs, so get registered, grab a pint and some snacks and dive into a world of cybersecurity battle stories alongside your MSP peers!
Which Cities are They Visiting?
The UK events are taking place in the following cities:
- London, 30th October
- Cardiff, 12th November
- Southampton 14th November
And the US events will be happening here:
- Jacksonville, 22nd October
- Tampa, 24th October
- Newark, 14th November
How to Register for the Huntress Roadshows
Find out full details of dates, times and locations for this autumn’s roadshows and grab a ticket for a city near you here.
Still not Sure if the Huntress Roadshows are for you?
Not sure why you should get yourself along? Well, here are several great reasons:
- A warm welcome from the IT community
- Network with your peers in an informal setting
- Find collaboration opportunities
- Meet the Huntress team
- Free drinks and snacks
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Richard Tubb is one of the best-known experts within the global IT Managed Service Provider (MSP) community. He launched and sold his own MSP business before creating a leading MSP media and consultancy practice. Richard helps IT business owner’s take back control by freeing up their time and building a business that can run without them. He’s the author of the book “The IT Business Owner’s Survival Guide” and writer of the award-winning blog www.tubblog.co.uk
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