Should MSPs Turn Off Google Gemini?
Attackers can plant invisible instructions inside emails that Google Gemini reads when summarizing them, and the user never sees a thing. Should MSPs turn it off? Not necessarily. Here's the actual risk.
Lizzie brings a strategic mindset and a love of storytelling to her role at Huntress. She first discovered her passion for cybersecurity while working at a digital marketing agency that supported managed service providers (MSPs) and managed security service providers (MSSPs). What started as curiosity quickly became a career in cybersecurity marketing, first at an MSSP and now back in her marketing roots at Huntress.
At Huntress, Lizzie leads organic visibility across content strategy, keyword research, on-page optimization, and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO). She's especially interested in how brands show up in AI-powered search tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. Her goal is to make complex cybersecurity topics easier to understand while helping more businesses find the protection they need.
When she's not working on content or exploring the future of search, Lizzie enjoys spending her time outside birdwatching, working in her garden, or kayaking admiring all the Florida wildlife. She spends the rest of her time thrifting, or curling up with a good book with her fiancé and three beloved "barketing assistants."
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