Topic: Managed Services - Page 65
AI Is Big, and That Means Risk with New Vendors
The channel is flooded with new artificial intelligence vendors and products, but not all have established themselves as safe bets for partners.
NinjaOne and Bitdefender Integration Bolsters Security and Builds Resilience
Joint solution brings IT and security together to save time and resources in detecting and stopping threats.
Channel Career Tracker: Q2 2024
Click to stay up-to-date with key staffing changes in the IT services industry in Q2 of 2024.
Deepfakes + Generative AI = Major Problems for Business
Deepfakes that can’t be distinguished from reality threaten to shatter the fundamental hierarchy of human trust and impact businesses.
Nanitor Introduces Version 5.1.0 — Pioneering Advances for Cybersecurity and Managed Security Service Providers
This new version introduces substantial enhancements that further empower MSSPs and improve asset management while incorporating cutting-edge security measures.
SonicWall’s Transformation: How This Established Cybersecurity Company Reimagined Itself
SonicWall’s renewed commitment to its partners and MSPs underscores the importance of listening, adapting, and delivering innovative solutions.
LevelBlue Launches at RSA Conference, Bolstering Organizations’ Cyber Resilience While Eliminating Complexity
WillJam Ventures and AT&T close joint venture to form new managed cybersecurity services business.
MSPs React to Comprehensive, Aggressively Priced Kaseya 365
Hear from MSP peers on the launch of the new Kaseya 365 program — designed to provide a crucial package of tech services at an affordable monthly price.
inSOC Launches New Certified Partner Program For MSPs and MSSPs
This is an exclusive program to support the IT channel using inSOC’s SOC-as-a-Service solutions to market and sell their cybersecurity offerings.
Built for the Channel: How AI and Deep Learning are Transforming the SOC for Partner Ecosystems
The rise of AI-driven attacks has increased the need for an AI-driven response to allow MSPs and SMBs to move at the speed of an attack – not just in response to one.