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Research from Aruba and Ponemon Institute Shows Security Teams View Machine Learning and Network Visibility for Users and IoT Devices Essential for Battling Stealthy Threats Inside IT Infrastructures

Routers remain most popular attack vector, with DVRs, printers and washing machines also leveraged in IoT attacks

The new offering, which arrives two months after the introduction of the vendor’s Threat Monitor product, is designed to connect MSP users of that system with carefully vetted providers of outsourced security operations center services.

Lenovo Chairman and CEO Yuanqing Yang (pictured) recapped the year of accomplishments since the last Transform, which he said has made the company the leader in “intelligent transformation.”

Named Aurora and due to reach market in December, the new system is designed to help users of Fortinet’s FortiSIEM more easily manage and operate that complex system.

FortiNAC Provides Visibility and Control of IoT Devices and Automated Response to Threats, Controls Access at Scale in Multi-Vendor Environments

Partnership leverages 60 years’ joint expertise in cybersecurity and industrial networking

Called Kaseya Compliance Manager, the new system is based heavily on RapidFire Tools’ Audit Guru product. RapidFire Tools will continue operating as an independent business unit, and continue selling, supporting, and enhancing all of the products it offers today.

InDoc, a new and free feature of the vendor’s Network Detective Reporter solution, offers smaller and less established MSPs a lightweight, entry-level alternative to more sophisticated documentation products from companies like IT Glue and Passportal.

Announced at this week’s VMworld conference in Las Vegas, the new offerings combine products from the parent company’s VMware, Dell, Dell EMC, RSA, and Pivotal units, and play a central role in VMware’s edge computing strategy.