Topic: Security - Page 46

MSPs can help clients meet today’s work-from-anywhere requirements with a security-driven networking strategy.

Miami was the latest stop in The ASCII Group’s MSP Success Summit 2022 series of educational and networking events for MSPs and IT business owners.

When enabled by a technician, the new and optional feature prevents users from accidentally or intentionally deleting protected data for the duration of a pre-defined retention period.

“Work from anywhere” management, the company believes, requires a comprehensive, user-centric, cloud-first approach to applications, networks, and infrastructure.

The first two members of the new SonicWave 600 series can increase overall wireless throughput by up to 400% compared to Wi-Fi 5 technology, the company says, and reduce latency by up to 75%.

Cheerios or starvation? If you’re a breakfast cereal fan, that may not be an easy question. Don’t think it through, though, until you’ve joined Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Antwine Jackson, of Enitech Solutions, as they discuss Kaseya’s new auto-renewal policy, N-able’s new cloud management system, Huntress’s new managed EDR service, and Ingram Micro’s new membership program for ambitious cloud partners, not to mention how, when, and why to fire clients.

Called Process Insights, the service delivers real-time, round-the-clock application telemetry to the vendor’s SOC, where analysts search for suspicious activity, filter out false positives, and issue automated recovery “playbooks” for legitimate threats.

Four of the dozens of vendors exhibiting at ChannelPro’s latest in-person event—ConnectMeVoice, Gradient MSP, Quickpass, and US Signal—share updates on recent and forthcoming announcements.

The six-city, two-day conference series headed south to North Carolina’s “Queen City” with a lineup of educational sessions addressing the top issues and trends managed service providers and integrators care about.

A new whitepaper from the security vendor’s recently formed X-Ops team documents how ransomware gangs, cryptominers, bots, and others are compromising the same networks within weeks or days of one another—and sometimes simultaneously.