Barracuda Networks Survey Finds 66% of Organizations Outsource Cybersecurity to MSPs

By Public Technologies
  • Barracuda Networks' November 4, 2026, report identifies managed security services growth opportunities over the next 12 to 18 months.
  • Among 2,000 IT and security leaders surveyed, 66% already use managed service providers; 29% are considering or evaluating providers.
  • AI-related threats concern 59% of prospective customers; just 29% can secure compromised accounts and restore operations within hours of an incident.
  • Nearly half of prospective customers report key cyber resilience capabilities are at an early stage or only partially established.
  • Clear, plain-language explanations of cybersecurity risks, incidents and next steps influence provider selection for 40% of existing customers.


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