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Pax8’s backend ordering and management infrastructure now exchanges data with Kaseya’s PSA platform. Liongard’s automated discovery and documentation solution now imports endpoint data from Kaseya’s RMM system.

Called Network Glue, the new system automatically discovers, documents, and diagrams all of the workstations, servers, routers, switches, and other IP-based devices in an end user’s environment.

Equipped with patented artificial intelligence technology, the new offering aims to help MSPs better view and react to ongoing security threats.

Available at no extra cost, the new functionality lets users of the vendor’s BullPhish ID product identify “targets” for awareness campaigns without manually uploading user lists, according to ID Agent exec Dan Tomaszewski (pictured).

Called Powered Services 2.0, the “go-to-market-in-a-box” offerings are designed to help MSPs launch lucrative new services faster by sharing proven best practices from more experienced providers.

Available at no extra charge to Kaseya BMS users with a Cytracom account, the new feature automatically displays screen pops about inbound support calls and lets technicians create tickets directly from within that window.

That includes you, channel pros. Once targeted mostly at a handful of big partners, HP’s subscription-priced purchasing program is headed your way with new and more flexible service plans, integrations with managed services software platforms, and more.

Kevin Lancaster (pictured) will continue to lead the dark web monitoring and security training vendor, which is the latest in a string of purchases by Kaseya and the first since the IT management vendor announced a $500 million funding round last week.

Called Unitrends Cloud Backup and available at “aggressive” prices, the new offering is designed to provide an affordable alternative to appliance-based BDR solutions that replicate data to the cloud.

The presales technical staff, partner success team, and additional channel account executives will be among several measures this year aimed at helping traditional product-oriented resellers become security service providers.