MSP Technology News Headlines for the week of 9/1/2025
The Jabra and Lenovo team-up on the next-gen PanaCast room system and Dell’s PowerProtect Data-Domain all-flash appliance lead this week’s headlines. Plus, we have lots of other interesting technology news from all over the industry. From product enhancements to partnerships to telling industry reports, you’ll need to stay in the know. Ready for a quick rundown of this week’s MSP news and partner program updates? Scroll on down!
Jabra and Lenovo Collaborate on the Next-generation PanaCast 50 Room System
Second-generation videoconferencing solution is optimized for AI workloads, power efficiency, and flexible hybrid work deployment.
Key quote from the press release:
“As hybrid work continues to evolve, so do the demands for how teams connect and collaborate, especially with the increasing use of AI‑enhanced tools. We’re proud to collaborate with Lenovo on the second generation of the Jabra PanaCast 50 Room System to deliver an AI‑optimized, future‑ready solution. Together, we’re equipping meeting spaces with more compute power, greater flexibility and more options to support seamless and inclusive collaboration in any environment.” — Holger Reisinger, senior vice president enterprise video business unit, Jabra
Dell Introduces PowerProtect Data Domain All-Flash Appliance and Portfolio Enhancements
Dell’s new PowerProtect Data Domain All-Flash appliance and portfolio enhancements modernize cyber resilience with speed, efficiency, and robust security across on‑premises and multicloud environments.
Key benefits highlighted in the announcement include:
- Lightning-fast recovery and replication, delivering up to 4× faster data restores and 2× faster replication. PowerProtect Cyber Recovery analytics performs up to 2.8× faster.
- Improved efficiency and reduced footprint, with 40% less rack space, up to 80% lower power consumption, and impressive 65:1 data reduction ratios
- Built-in tamper protection, including data immutability, encryption, and hardware root of trust
- Seamless ecosystem integration with Dell PowerStore, PowerMax, and a broad DD Boost software ecosystem
Detectify Launches Dynamic API Scanner with Over 900 Quintillion Payloads
New capability brings fully dynamic, AI-enhanced API scanning to Detectify’s AppSec platform for unparalleled attack surface coverage.
Key quote from the press release:
“API security is a fundamental component of every modern attack surface. With the launch of our dynamic API scanner, we’re building on our intelligent scan recommendations and asset classification features to provide AppSec teams with the most unified and intelligent view of their attack surface to date.” — Rickard Carlsson, CEO, Detectify
Sophos Endpoint Now Integrated with Taegis MDR and XDR, Strengthening Cybersecurity ROI
Sophos Endpoint is natively integrated and automatically included in all Taegis XDR and MDR subscriptions. This combines prevention, detection, and response in a streamlined platform.
Key quote from the press release:
“Sophos Endpoint’s prevention‑first capabilities, like CryptoGuard anti‑ransomware protection and Adaptive Attack Protection, shut down attacks before they can escalate. … We’re helping organizations stay ahead of threats, lower their total cost of ownership, and maximize the return on their security investments.” — Raja Patel, chief product officer, Sophos
Auvik Advances Intelligent Insights and Innovation in IT Management
New features enhance network alerting precision and streamline SaaS application oversight for overburdened IT professionals.
Key quote from the press release:
“Auvik is delivering a brisk pace of innovation across our ANM and ASM platforms. … Smart Alert Suppression and a centralized client dashboard for SaaS management equip today’s thinly‑stretched IT teams with more actionable insights and a comprehensive view of network alerts to help teams more efficiently address pain points and alerts that are time‑sensitive.” — John Astorino, COO, Auvik
TinyPilot and Tailscale Partner to Simplify Secure Out-of-band KVM over IP
The integration enables one-click, enterprise-ready remote access without exposing devices to the public internet.
Key benefits of the integration include:
- Official Tailscale partnership ensures seamless compatibility.
- One-click setup directly from TinyPilot’s web interface. No command-line or firewall tweaking is needed.
- Enterprise-grade security is backed by WireGuard®-based encryption.
- No need for static IPs or port forwarding through zero-config mesh networking.
- Safely access devices from anywhere via a private network.
- It supports reliable out-of-band management, even if the target system’s operating system is offline.
Addigy Unveils Security Suite with Industry-only Zero Trust Security and Automated Real‑time Compliance for Apple Fleets
New platform integrates macOS endpoint protection, compliance automation, and 24/7 threat defense into a single Apple‑first console.
Key quote from the press release:
“With this release, Apple devices are no longer a security blind spot. Addigy is empowering IT teams and MSPs with the only fully integrated, sure‑fire security solution that covers compliance, access control, EDR, and MDR — all purpose‑built for the Apple ecosystem.” — Jason Dettbarn, founder and CTO, Addigy
Mimo Launches First EDLA‑certified Commercial Android Tablet
The Mimo Adapt EDLA rugged tablet delivers enterprise-grade Android with Google Mobile Services, long-term support, and durable design for mission-critical deployments.
Key quote from the press release:
“The MCT‑101EDL represents years of technical development and collaboration. We’ve worked tirelessly to achieve full EDLA certification, ensuring that our customers get the reliability and flexibility they’ve been asking for, without compromise.” — Tom Doddridge, product manager, Mimo
DE‑CIX Launches World’s 1st Fully‑integrated AI Internet Exchange to Support Model Training and Inference
The new AI‑IX delivers resilient, low‑latency, secure interconnection for AI inference now. It will empower geographically distributed AI training via Ultra‑Ethernet in Phase 2.
Key quote from the press release:
“With various predictions made for millions – even hundreds of millions – of AI agents in the coming years, the need for interconnection services to support their operations is growing massively.” — Ivo Ivanov, CEO, DE‑CIX
OPSWAT-Ponemon Report Finds Insider Threats and AI Complexity Drive File Security Risks
61% of organizations suffered file-related breaches tied to insiders, with average costs nearing $2.7 million per incident.
Key findings from the report:
- AI-fueled Complexity: Organizations are embracing AI for detection and cost savings, yet adversaries are exploiting the same tools. They are embedding prompts in macros or leaking data through AI parsers, creating a complex risk landscape.
- Low Confidence in Protection: Fewer than 50% of respondents feel confident in their ability to secure files at key exchange points, including uploads and third-party transfers.
- Shift to Unified Platforms: By 2026, 66% of enterprises expect to move away from legacy point solutions in favor of unified platforms featuring multiscanning, CDR (Content Disarm & Reconstruction), and adaptive sandboxing.
- Human Risk Dominates: Insider negligence or malice was the top breach vector, signaling that policy, education, and proactive monitoring are just as vital as technology.
Images: Jabra, Lenovo, Detectify, Sophos, Mimo
