Topic: Managed Services - Page 104

Seeing nothing but ones and zeros right about now? You’re a perfect candidate to listen in as Matt, Rich, guest host Joanna Sobran, of MSP and solution provider MXOtech, and ChannelPro Managing Editor Colleen Frye discuss Lenovo’s new data center hardware purchasing program for MSPs, the latest update to WatchGuard’s cloud management console, and the secrets of cloud security.

IT solution providers must double down on understanding their customers’ business goals and the required technology to keep them safe as they move toward digital transformation.

The need to clear the IoT device security minefield on home office networks is a challenge and an opportunity for channel pros.

Channel pros can follow these tips and best practices to turn cloud security from headache to opportunity.

Like numbers you can sink your teeth into? So do Matt, Rich, and guest host/channel pro Lisa Shorr, of Secure Future Tech Solutions and Shorr Success. That’s not all they chew over in this episode, either. There are also discussions about ConnectWise buying Service Leadership, Microsoft’s new “employee experience” solution, Trend Micro’s newly expanded XDR solution, and ChannelPro’s 2021 State of the Channel report.

Erick and Rich discuss SolarWinds MSP’s security-focused partner event, the importance—for you and your customers—of redundant internet connectivity, and a man who discovered that AirPods work better in your ears than your stomach.

This security vendor is all about making awareness training easy for MSPs to deliver and for end users to consume.

During a partner event today aimed at separating fact about the headline-grabbing breach from fiction, the managed services software maker confirmed that its RMM products are unaffected and outlined steps it’s taken to tighten product security.

From chatbots to robotic process automation assistants, these tools spell business-boosting opportunity for SMBs and the channel pros who serve them.

Results from our latest reader survey suggest that 2020, while hard, could have been far worse, and that 2021, while uncertain, looks way more promising.