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Intel Updates Unite Conference Room Solution
The latest release features a meeting moderator feature, new support for Android tablets, and more.
Webroot Unveils Three New Network Security Products
Currently in pre-release testing, the systems include a DNS protection offering for MSPs with subscription-based pricing.
Carbonite Buys Double-Take Software
The move adds robust high availability and disaster recovery capabilities for SMB servers and data centers to Carbonite’s existing family of BDR solutions.
Datto Buys Open Mesh and Ships SMB Networking Solution
The new offering combines switches and access points from Open Mesh, a maker of cloud-managed networking gear, with Datto’s own networking appliance and management portal in an integrated package tailored to MSP business models.
Sophos Adds Anti-Phishing Education Tool to Expanding Product Family
Based on software the security vendor acquired late last year, the new system enables channel pros to run automated phishing tests informed by real-time threat intelligence, and then provide automated training to users who flunk.
Kaseya Ships New Release of RMM Solution
VSA version 9.4 features enhanced backup, discovery, and remote control functionality, as well as an easier interface and cross-platform mobile app.
AVANT Adds Partners to Its SD-WAN Portfolio
CloudGenix, Masergy Communications, Talari Networks, and others join a list of providers that now includes more than a dozen top names.
Intronis Launches Virtual and Cloud Editions of Its Subscription-Priced Firewall
The new offerings share a common architecture and management interface with the on-premises firewall appliance that the Barracuda Networks division shipped last June.
StorageCraft Buys Scale-Out Storage Vendor Exablox
The company’s second acquisition in four months, the deal positions StorageCraft to add mid-market customers and partners while accelerating its strategic shift from BDR vendor to comprehensive data management supplier.
OKI Data Adds New Color Printer and MFP
Both devices are tailored to the needs of SMBs with tight budgets operating in an era of cloud-based applications, smartphones, tablets, and BYOD policies.
