Topic: Managed Services - Page 147

The $275 million deal positions the combined company to pair a wide array of email security products with a robust Office 365 licensing business.

Like the vendor’s other products, the new tool is designed to be easily adopted, implemented, and supported by MSPs with limited in-house security expertise who want to enter the cybersecurity services market.

Delivered through StratoZen, the managed security services allow MSPs to outsource oversight of Fortinet hardware-as-a-service solutions. The encryption service, provided by Encryptics, offers subscription-priced protection for data beyond the corporate network.

The system seeks to give device makers and MSPs improved protection, visibility, and control over IoT hardware.

The new functionality augments earlier compliance automation capabilities for the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation. Additional modules for PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and other standards are in development

An alliance between the two companies announced today essentially makes Chargifi’s cloud management, analytics, and integration platform a centralized, multitenant point of control for deployments of Belkin charging spots at multiple customer sites.

Goldie, who was formerly vice president of channel for IT Glue, will be responsible for the VoIP vendor’s channel sales strategy and execution.

Formerly the company’s president and COO, Weller succeeds company founder Austin McChord, who stepped down from that role last fall.

Unveiled at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, the new products seek to meet SMB and MSP demands for more cost-effective, high-performance, and simplified network, Wi-Fi, and switching management.

The acquisition, which officially finalizes a deal agreed to privately some two years ago, will not affect IT Glue’s interoperability with managed services products from competing vendors, according to Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola.