Topic: Security - Page 98

Though Matt and Rich don’t know exactly what wobblypop is, they both have a strong hunch they’d enjoy it, thanks to input on the topic from this week’s returning guest host, Scott Beck, of BeckTek. Scott’s a Datto partner, so he has plenty of thoughts to share during an in-depth look at this week’s DattoCon event, what was announced there, and how the channel pros in attendance reacted.

The new offerings include customized packages for businesses in the architecture, engineering, and construction industries and organizations bound by CMMC requirements, as well as a new snapshot-based ransomware recovery service.

The data protection vendor has built web filtering functionality into its CloudGen Access solution, added optional zero-trust network access functionality to its email protection platform, and integrated its XDR service with its CloudGen Firewall offering.

Speakers, including security general manager Mike Puglia (pictured), announced those and other forthcoming products and updates during the DattoCon partner event in Washington, D.C.

The acquisition will enable Dark Cubed to enhance its automated detection and blocking solution by leveraging Celerium’s threat intelligence expertise and other resources.

The JumpCloud Multi-Tenant Portal, which is included in a new version of the vendor’s core platform specifically tailored to MSP workflows, is available now. JumpCloud Password Manager is available as well through an early access program.

The company is partnering with two other vendors to help channel pros bring vehicle and boat dealers into compliance with new FTC mandates using the Nodeware continuous vulnerability management solution.

Organizations have gotten better at training employees to recognize cyber dangers, but they need guidance on the threats that come walking through the front door.

The cost of public cloud coupled with more flexible and efficient server technology has some enterprises moving back to on-prem; SMBs may want to follow suit for some workloads.

With phishing for credentials on the rise, and the recently exposed attack on Microsoft Office, MSPs need an additional layer of protection to defend themselves, their employees, and their customers.