Topic: Security - Page 60

The move toward co-managed IT solutions is a direct reflection of the trends occurring in cybersecurity and remote/hybrid work.

Subscribers to any of the vendor’s cloud file server offerings can now block ransomware attacks immediately. Enterprise subscribers can also inspect saved snapshots to determine when ransomware infected files and restore data to that point with one click.

If there’s one thing channel pros serious about growth have in common, its killer penguin investigations. At least we think that’s what they’re all tracking on their dashboards. Maybe Ken Pecot, COO of The 20, can set us all straight on that.

Erick and Rich sift through the implications of this week’s VoIP DDoS attack, explain the one situation when you should never present a sales proposal, and consider hiring a German hamster to manage their investments.

Certification highlights expertise and ensures customers that the partner is committed to excellence.

The new integration, which is the first to connect the two systems, aims to streamline threat detection and response by combining telemetry from Amazon Web Services with input from endpoints, firewalls, and other systems in Sophos XDR’s data lake.

Crank up the party music, people! Hard as it is to believe, ChannelPro Weekly has turned 200. Episodes, that is, and with them to celebrate with Matt and Rich is guest host Zac Cramer, of managed service provider IT Assurance. Together, the three of them discuss the new ticketing system from NinjaRMM, HP’s customer intelligence platform, and the decision at SaaS Alerts to sell a stake in the company to its MSP partners.

This week, Erick and Rich discuss SaaS Alerts selling a piece of the business to its MSP partners, how to determine the time has come to hire a full-time service dispatcher, and the potential hazards of stealing location-sensitive smart speakers.

In an unusual arrangement designed to let channel pros participate in the success their adoption and deployment make possible, the cloud security startup is offering MSPs a chance to invest up to $500,000 in the company.

Considerations include functionality, power source, network, project size, and security.