Since the release of ConnectWise Automate version 2020.1 in January of 2020, multi-factor authentication (MFA) has been enabled by default for all users not setup to use single sign-on (SSO). In an increasingly hostile online environment, adding more security measures is never a bad business decision.
How Do I Set Up MFA: CW Automate Best Practices
Software Management Enhancements
Two-Factor Authentication in Kaseya VSA
Protection from Security Breaches – AuthAnvil by Kaseya

AuthAnvil By Kaseya is an essential piece in the MSP industry these days, with its purpose being to protect data and machines from being affected by any Ransomware attacks or Hacking. The more sophisticated/matured we become with our approach to cyber defenses, similar advancements are being made by cyber-criminals.
Windows 7 End of Support – Out with the Old, In with the New!

It’s been 10 years since Windows 7 began its run, but that run is coming to an end! On January 14, 2020, support for Windows 7 will end. (Also, support will end for Office 2010 following shortly after.) ProVal has been keeping an eye on this and has a few solutions to help MSPs work through this situation as painlessly as possible.
Windows 7 & Windows 10 Multiple Builds End of Life – Upgrade Using Kaseya or ConnectWise Automate

As per the latest updates from Microsoft, several windows 10 builds are now unsupported and many more will be unsupported by November 2019. For more information on this, please review our blog from June of this year: Windows 10 Build Upgrades are Inevitable – Use Kaseya / ConnectWise Automate to Deploy.
Kaseya Network Monitor: Benefits & Features
5 Reasons Why MSP’s Should Outsource
Kaseya Patch 9.5.0.22 and Future Updates

The July 2019 release of Kaseya patch 9.5.0.22 includes various new features, enhancements, performance improvements and bug fixes. Kaseya has not released a new patch since April ’19, which makes the July ’19 patch even more important.
Important Note: This patch requires .NET version 4.7.2 to be installed on the machines.