Topic: Hardware - Page 236

Based on a hardware subscription plan introduced last year, the distributor’s new “technology as a service” offering lets resellers charge end users for devices, cloud-based solutions, and managed services on a single recurring bill.

The new Acronis Backup 12.5 includes a host of additional enhancements, and is the first release to come in both standard and advanced editions.

The visual, bispectral, and thermal positioning cameras enable surveillance across large sites with fewer cameras.

The new Data Breach Liability Report quantifies financial risk of personal data on the network.

The cloud-based authentication service from Symantec provides protected access to data and applications.

eFolder’s expanded solution enables MSPs to affordably deliver complete business continuity solutions to even the smallest businesses.

†The company’s data backup appliances support customers with FIPS 140-2 security requirements and can meet security controls for FedRAMP.

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Small to large organizations and service providers can now accelerate across any workload, budget, and service level both on-premises and off.

The new 6- and 8-bay ReadyNAS business-class desktop storage extend the performance and scalability of the company’s ReadyNAS 420 Series.

The new solution segments the network to secure vital services such as connected medical care, electric utilities, and manufacturing.