Topic: Managed Services - Page 142

A string of updates introduced by the unified communications vendor in recent days lets users store and access more detailed information, and provides greater flexibility in how technicians access that information.

The IoT Security Services Association holds the first of six one-day Cyber Security Expos in Houston, gathering IT service providers and security experts for networking and education.

Drafting strategic business plans and generating leads were also on the agenda at the first of this year’s four quarterly conferences for VARs and MSPs.

New functionality introduced today lets users apply patches to specialized and custom-coded solutions not on the growing list of products already supported by Pulseway’s patch management system.

The announcement follows a similar move last May involving N-central, SolarWinds’s on-premises RMM platform.

Officially announced during Auvik’s Frankly MSP Live partner conference, the new functionality lets Liongard partners import detailed information about routers, switches, and other network devices into their consolidated documentation data repository.

According to Chief Product Officer Alex Hoff, pictured, ConnectWise, Datto, Kaseya, and SolarWinds are all partners eager to consume its data rather than potential competitive threats.

Speaking with ChannelPro at its first-ever partner conference, the vendor described plans that include better classifying Internet of Things hardware, importing and analyzing event logs, and building the ultimate network troubleshooting platform.

Both enhancements, which are part of the 2.0 release of BVoIP’s Barricade offering, arrive weeks after the addition of new mobile app and emergency message features to the unified communications vendor’s core PBX and integration platforms.

The new addition to the SOC-as-a-service vendor’s managed detection and response solution isolates compromised endpoints to prevent successful attacks from spreading across the network and exfiltrating data.