Topic: Hardware - Page 66

WATERLOO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – Dec. 8, 2016) – BlackBerry Limited (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSX:BB), a global software leader in securing, connecting and mobilizing enterprises, unveiled its mobile-native approach to security with the launch of a comprehensive platform designed for the Enterprise of Things. BlackBerry’s new platform is designed to be the foundation that drives the company’s ongoing move to software, is cloud enabled and addresses the entire enterprise from endpoint to endpoint.

Both offerings are designed to help businesses automatically inventory the growing number of IoT devices on their wired and wireless networks and then limit what those devices, and the people who administer them, can access.

New Trusted Platform Module and Reference Design Demonstrates Advanced Security

The offering enables organizations to easily secure cloud workloads and pay through their AWS bill.

The latest version of the company’s Web Security Gateway offers faster SSL scanning, advanced threat protection, and policy enforcement on Chromebooks.

Built for business surveillance, the new dome camera boasts a compact form factor, integrated IR LEDs, wide dynamic range, and 3D noise reduction.

The new system, which is designed to help MSPs switch from competing products to Kaseya’s Business Management Solution, is one of several product roadmap milestones announced at the vendor’s European partner event.

AuthAnvil offers a new level of security for Office 365 customers and Traverse 9.4 automates provisioning and monitoring to enhance user security functionality.

Connected by AT&T, the Arlo Go security camera can go nearly anywhere without the need for Wi-Fi connectivity.

The new Unity API allows MSPs to automate billing, reporting, deployment, and other processes by linking Webroot’s SecureAnywhere global site management console with their RMM, PSA, and other core operational systems.