Topic: Managed Services - Page 138

Based on software the security vendor acquired late last year, the new system enables channel pros to run automated phishing tests informed by real-time threat intelligence, and then provide automated training to users who flunk.

MSPs and resellers of the company’s SimplySecure Management System can now deliver centralized and secure SED administration through the cloud.

Symantec veteran Kevin Chapman (pictured) now heads the vendor’s ongoing effort to merge its existing solutions and partner program with those of AVG, the security and managed services software maker it acquired in July.

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.

Qualifying managed service providers can now pay for the recently introduced endpoint protection solution the same way they bill customers: via recurring monthly fees rather than flat upfront payments.

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

Avnet’s U.S. and Canadian partners can enhance their offerings with unified security management and threat detection.

Delivered in partnership with Symantec and Aerohive Networks, the new subscription-based offerings include services and support from SYNNEX specialists.

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.

The news comes one week after the managed services software maker introduced a new unified product family combining assets from its Solarwinds N-able and LOGICnow units.