Most organisations don’t have an IT cost problem. They have a clarity problem  that creates the IT cost problem— and it quietly turns into a productivity, security, and agility problem. Here’s the pattern we see over and over - A “managed support” invoice that reads like ancient runes Surprise out-of-scope  hours (aka budget roulette ) Tool sprawl - EDR here, backup there, phishing somewhere else, “monitoring” allegedly happening… And the scariest line item of all - downtime

If your digital strategy still treats IT as an expense line to be reduced, or your MSP dominates that expense line offering exceptions over elusive value, and cybersecurity becomes a neglected “workstream” (something the security team does after  the real work), Radware’s 2025 Global Threat Analysis Report is your rude awakening. With comprehensive world wide discovery and research backing the report, 2024 didn’t just bring “more attacks.” It delivered an operational environm

When the world is pouring trillions into IT and transformation, the organisations that win won’t be the ones with the most tools or polished policies — they’ll be the ones with the cleanest and clearest most coherent strategy, the sharpest execution, the least self-inflicted “digital fog.” Gartner forecasts worldwide IT spending will exceed US$6.08T in 2026. And IDC forecasts digital transformation spend reaching ~US$3.9T by 2027. So the spending is real. The urgency is rea

he traditional MSP value proposition is getting squeezed. Not because managed services aren’t needed (they are), but because “break/fix + tool soup + hero technicians” doesn’t scale in the AI era — it bleeds margin, burns people out, and crowds out real transformation work.

CREATING OUTCOMES, BY SLASHING COSTS Befit of the legacy-IT era, for years now, the managed service world promised security, cost...