Topic: Managed Services - Page 115

If you like extended detection and response (XDR) solutions, you’ll probably like extra extra extended detection and response solutions even more. You’ll also probably enjoy hearing Matt, Rich, and guest host Bruce McCully, of Galactic Advisors, discuss the new XDR technologies from Sophos, the new file sync and share software from Acronis, and the new reporting and billing reconciliation software from ConnectWise.†

The optional add-on, which features blockchain-based file notarization and electronic signature functionality, is designed to help organizations deliver secure online file sharing to work-from-home users.

Organizations need to leave VPNs behind and implement a zero-trust model to protect themselves from ransomware and other modern security threats.

Run-Time Support for Container Workloads and Linux Kernel Independence Reduce Cloud Security Risk and Speed Deployment of Latest Distributions

The company unveiled both a free, simplified version of its BrightGauge analytics solution and an addition to its PSA product designed to streamline cloud invoicing during its virtual IT Nation Explore conference this morning.

Channel pros can help organizations prepare their networks for the future of work, which must consider employee expectations of flexibility and mobility.

Two by two, folks, two by two. It’s the best way to survive both a world-destroying flood and an RMM outage, for reasons that will become clear as Matt, Rich, and guest host Antwine Jackson, of Enitech Solutions, discuss Microsoft’s new Windows 365 product, the latest developments from NinjaRMM, and (especially) the Kaseya VSA breach.

Erick and Rich discuss why Microsoft’s new Windows 365 may be a game changer, why the time has come to start attending live events again, and why leaving your house vulnerable to break-ins can occasionally have fortunate consequences.

Both the enterprise and MSP editions of the vendor’s management solution for Microsoft Azure now let technicians administer “Cloud PCs” based on Microsoft’s new VDI service and Azure Virtual Desktop endpoints through a single pane of glass.

The company plans to employ a $250 million funding round it disclosed today to accelerate development of work-from-home functionality amid skyrocketing business use of consumer-grade networks and personal devices due to the coronavirus pandemic.