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The 12 Days of Cybersecurity

Tom Brennan : Updated on March 7, 2026

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Gather around the glowing CRT monitor children and sing along with me

1. On the first day of Christmas, my MSSP said to me:“A strong, unique password for your security.”
2. On the second day of Christmas, my MSSP emphasized:“Two-factor auth, so your accounts aren’t compromised.”
3. On the third day of Christmas, my MSSP did impart:“Three backup copies, to give you a smart start.”
4. On the fourth day of Christmas, my MSSP did stress:“Four firewalls guarding, to reduce the cyber mess.”
5. On the fifth day of Christmas, my MSSP did reveal:“Five anti-virus scans, to keep threats unreal!”
6. On the sixth day of Christmas, my MSSP did insist:“Six patches updating, so nothing is missed.”
7. On the seventh day of Christmas, my MSSP advised keen:“Seven attack surface checks, to keep the network clean.”
8. On the eighth day of Christmas, my MSSP did educate:“Eight risks in third-party, that you must mitigate.”
9. On the ninth day of Christmas, my MSSP did assert:“Nine VPN tunnels, for work done smart.”
10. On the tenth day of Christmas, my MSSP did present:“Ten minutes training, in cyber consent.”
11. On the eleventh day of Christmas, my MSSP did decree:“Eleven strategies for executive’s security.”
12. On the twelfth day of Christmas, my MSSP did bestow:“Twelve months of monitoring, keeping you on the go!”

Happy Holidays!

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