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Lee Pender
Lee Pender
Lee Pender
Senior Content Marketing Manager
Lee Pender is Senior Content Marketing Manager at Acronis. Lee was a journalist in the technology industry for 15 years, writing for and managing publications that served both IT and partner audiences. His experience as a corporate content creator includes tenures with an MSP and a provider of tax-compliance services. He writes about a variety of topics for Acronis, including cybersecurity trends, MSP management, emerging technologies and product updates.

Latest stories from Lee Pender

August 29, 2024  — 5 min read
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August 29, 2024  — 5 min read
Becoming a trusted business partner: 5 partnership strategies for MSPs
Customer retention is critical for MSPs. Make yourself indispensable to your clients, and you can set yourself up to become a trusted business partner.
August 22, 2024  — 4 min read
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Acronis
August 22, 2024  — 4 min read
Why back to school poses a threat to data security
You and your data will be particularly vulnerable when your kids go back to school. It’s important to know the risks and do all you can to keep your data safe.
August 21, 2024  — 4 min read
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Acronis
August 21, 2024  — 4 min read
How MSPs should talk to clients about SaaS data protection and security
MSPs have both a responsibility and an opportunity to talk to their clients about SaaS data protection and security gaps.
August 13, 2024  — 4 min read
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Acronis
August 13, 2024  — 4 min read
Tech layoffs and the hiring opportunities for MSPs
Recent tech layoffs have flooded the hiring market with qualified, experienced candidates who need work now. And the “good” news for MSPs is that many laid-off employees were in positions that are in demand among service providers.
August 06, 2024  — 5 min read
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August 06, 2024  — 5 min read
What the Supreme Court’s Loper ruling could mean for cybersecurity and MSPs
In late June 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling in a decision, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, more commonly referred to as the Chevron decision, which gives courts much greater authority to interpret legislation and strike down related regulations.