www.dnsfilter.com DNSFilter Enhances MSP Partner Program Amid Security Challenges
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- •DNSFilter expanded its MSP Partner Program to support security services growth.
- •85% of MSP leaders report an inability to deliver certain security capabilities.
- •The new program features three tiers, each offering varying levels of support.
On June 30, 2026, DNSFilter announced an expansion of its MSP Partner Program, introducing a three-tier model aimed at helping managed service providers (MSPs) enhance their security services. The initiative responds to findings that 85% of MSP leaders struggle to deliver certain security capabilities, with nearly half citing licensing costs as a major barrier. The new program includes three tiers: Select Partner, Accelerator Partner, and Strategic Partner, each offering varying levels of support and resources. MSPs are increasingly pressured to protect clients from threats like phishing and identity attacks without adding more tools to their security stacks. The program aims to address these challenges by providing deeper go-to-market support and co-marketing investments. With over 6,000 MSPs currently using DNSFilter, the company seeks to empower partners to grow their security practices effectively.
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