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Why choose a Kaseya University certification program?

Kaseya University offers a open access training curriculum as well as a number of subscription-based, in-depth training offerings for individual students and companies. Our certification programs evaluate your knowledge and skills with respect to automation concepts and assess your readiness as a Kaseya VSA practitioner.

How can I get more out of Kaseya?

Gain the skills and expertise you need to get more out of Kaseya faster with training and certification from Kaseya University. Whether you are new to Kaseya or a long time user, an administrator or a technician, our job is to make your life easier.

What is CISA’s response to the Kaseya ransomware attack?

Since July 2, 2021, CISA, along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has been responding to a global cybersecurity incident, in which cyber threat actors executed ransomware attacks—leveraging a vulnerability in the software of Kaseya VSA on-premises products—against managed service providers (MSPs) and their downstream customers.

What does a Kaseya VSA user role do?

The Kaseya VSA uses several different groupings to create logical structure to stored data. Match the grouping to the data it categorizes. What does limiting a VSA user role do? A single Machine Group can belong to multiple Organizations. Match the module to its functions. Agent: Manually manage basic Kaseya config...

Does Kaseya have a MIT license?

Kaseya distributes Kaseya automation procedures scripts that are subject to the MIT License (which governs in case of conflict with Kaseya’s End User License Agreement set forth at https://www.kaseya.com/legal/kaseya-end-user-license-agreement-eula/ solely with respect to such Kaseya automation procedures scripts). The following copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software:

Is Kaseya software open source?

Kaseya utilizes open source and third-party software from various sources listed below. Portions of this software are copyrighted or licensed by their respective owners as indicated in the licenses and notices here.

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Kaseya Training & Certifications

Take your Kaseya knowledge to the next level and demonstrate your IT management expertise with training from Kaseya University. Kaseya University offers a open access training curriculum as well as a number of subscription-based, in-depth training offerings for individual students and companies.

Incident Response Guidance

On July 2, 2021, Kaseya (link is external) shut down their SaaS servers and recommended Kaseya VSA customers shutdown their on-premises VSA servers. Note: according to Kaseya, there is no evidence that any Kaseya SaaS customers were compromised, however Kaseya took the SaaS servers offline out of an abundance of caution.

Affected MSPs

CISA recommends affected MSPs run the Kaseya VSA Detection Tool (link is external) . This tool analyzes a system (either VSA server or managed endpoint) and determines whether any indicators of compromise (IOCs) are present.

Affected MSP Customers

CISA recommends MSP customers affected by this attack take immediate action to implement the following cybersecurity best practices. Note: these actions are especially important for MSP customers who do not currently have their RMM service running due to the Kaseya attack.

General Ransomware Prevention Best Practices

CISA recommends organizations, including MSPs, implement the best practices and hardening guidance in the CISA and MS-ISAC Joint Ransomware Guide to help manage the risk posed by ransomware and support your organization’s coordinated and efficient response to a ransomware incident.

General Mitigation and Hardening Guidance for MSPs

CISA recommends MSPs implement the following guidance to protect their customers’ network assets and reduce the risk of successful cyberattacks.

General Mitigation and Hardening Guidance for Small- and Mid-Sized Business MSP Customers

CISA recommends small and mid-sized MSP customers implement the following guidance to protect their network assets and reduce the risk of successful cyberattacks.

Resources

CISA provides these resources for the reader’s awareness. CISA does not endorse any non-governmental entities nor guarantee the accuracy of the linked resources.

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Open Source License Acknowledgements and Third Party Copyright Notices

• Kaseya utilizes open source and third-party software from various sources listed below. Portions of this software are copyrighted or licensed by their respective owners as indicated in the licenses and notices here. 1. 7-Zip 2. AS3Commons Zip 3. ASP.NET AJAX 4. Boo 5. Boost 6. Bouncy Castle 7. C5 GENERIC COLLECTION LIBRARY FOR C#/CLI 8. CAJUN – C++...

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