Topic: Security - Page 50

The new system lets the cloud security vendor’s MSP partners take automated action following incidents involving their clients based on customized rules and policies.

Put ‘er there, pal! Or come to think of it, maybe don’t per ‘er there just yet. While we think that through, we invite you to join Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Michael Goldstein, of LAN Infotech, as they discuss the new threat intelligence portal from Kaspersky, former Microsoft channel chief Rodney Clark’s new gig, the current state of play in the hardware market, and whether or not cloud vendors selling direct to end users is a threat to channel pros.

The new release aims to ease and accelerate threat analysis by delivering a comprehensive, real-time view of emerging risks, unfolding attacks, and other activity based on data from Kaspersky’s own feeds and a variety of third-party sources.

The right tools and proper planning will ease the seemingly impossible challenges of sizable document migration projects.

MSPs who encourage their SMBs to invest in forward-looking security, storage, and data center solutions will help them be successful in the ever-changing digital landscape.

They’re our latest bumper crop of cool new names to know in cloud computing, IT management, security, and BDR.

The enhancements to the vendor’s CloudGen WAN, CloudGen Access, and Cloud Application Protection solutions are inspired by recent trends in security measures and threat activity.

Combine two flavors of ice cream in one cone, and you get a delicious treat. Combine two RMM systems into one and you get…well, that depends, doesn’t it?

When shipped later this year, the new offering will let MSPs outsource monitoring and management of Cytracom’s recently introduced ControlOne solution to a third-party SIEM staffed by experienced security analysts.

The access point, switch, and firewall maker says that channel pros are increasingly leaning on centralized administration systems like its Nebula platform to automate configuration and perform zero-touch installations at geographically remote sites.