Topic: Managed Services - Page 194

In the wake of an attack affecting an estimated 50 to 60 MSPs, the IT management vendor expects to begin restoring service tomorrow, according to CEO Fred Voccola (pictured).

Version 5.2 of the vendor’s flagship product, which arrived this week, lets MSPs collect, store, and view information about organizations, devices, networks, Active Directory implementations, and more.

With demand for its software growing in end user IT departments, the company is expanding benefits and lowering requirements for VARs and MSPs who resell its RMM solution, according to Chief Revenue Officer Dean Yeck (pictured).

Learn how IT pros can get official CompTIA training to earn A+ and Security+ certifications the right way.

Aliens, we hope, come in peace. Cyberinsurance providers? Harder to say, but Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Luis Alvarez, of Alvarez Technology Group, do get plenty of insightful answers to other questions this week from interview guest and cyberinsurance expert Joseph Brunsman, of Brunsman Advisory Group.

This week, Erick and Rich explore the significance of Barracuda buying SKOUT, the opportunity to re-tune your service lineup for the post-COVID era, and the dubious wisdom of using a device that prevents your mouth from opening to lose weight.

Automation helps you keep up with increasingly sophisticated threats, making your security practice more efficient while improving customers’ security posture.

He’s the MSP-only UCaaS vendor’s first COO ever, and a key element in larger near-term plans to double the company’s workforce and expand its portfolio.

A successful move to the cloud requires careful and deliberate security planning.

The former SolarWinds MSP will spin off from parent company SolarWinds to become an independent business entirely focused on managed service providers in a much-anticipated transaction under consideration since last August.