Msspalert Bell Cyber Launches CyberShield Connect for Canadian SMEs
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- •CyberShield Connect is a new managed cybersecurity service for Canadian SMEs.
- •The service simplifies security management by bundling core functions into a single offering.
- •Continuous monitoring and automated deployment enhance threat detection and response capabilities.
On March 11, 2026, Bell Cyber introduced CyberShield Connect, a fully managed cybersecurity solution aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada. This service, powered by WatchGuard's Unified Security Platform, is designed to simplify cybersecurity for organizations that lack the resources to manage complex security systems. CyberShield Connect offers features such as cloud-managed security, automated deployment, and continuous monitoring through a Security Operations Center (SOC). It allows SMEs to onboard quickly with zero-touch deployment, ensuring protection across single or multiple sites. The service is operated by Canadian-based teams, ensuring compliance with local data-residency and privacy regulations. This launch responds to the increasing cyber threats targeting SMEs, providing them with enterprise-grade protection without the operational complexity. CyberShield Connect is now available through Bell Cyber's managed services portfolio.
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