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Called SecureX and scheduled to enter general availability in June, the new system is designed to ease the challenges of operating multiple security products with separate administrative interfaces and little inter-platform coordination.

The new color MFPs are designed to offer the lowest total printing costs and energy consumption in their class. The new management system is designed to help partners save money by performing maintenance tasks and collecting usage data remotely.

Drawing on an IP address reputation index from Webroot, Untangle’s next-generation firewall now automatically blocks access to dangerous web sites, adding another layer of security to existing web filtering and virus protection capabilities.

The two new offerings let partners who purchase Lenovo PC and smart device products through D&H earn credit payouts and compete for a four-day trip to California’s wine country.

The new feature, one of several updates to the vendor’s next-generation firewall offering, is designed to let organizations dynamically inspect encrypted network traffic for cloaked malware without slowing system performance.

The compact server, micro data center, analytics solution, and management tool unveiled today are designed for use in locations with space, bandwidth, and other constraints not normally found in traditional data centers.

The cloud computing exec’s departure for an unspecified opportunity elsewhere comes as U.S. advanced solutions leader Tim Ament transitions to chief country executive for Australia and New Zealand.

The DS-30000 and DS-32000 are designed to meet increasing demand for compact yet fast and durable large-format products at affordable price points.

The $8 million Series A funding round will help the IT-as-a-service vendor accelerate its product roadmap, expand into overseas markets, and sign more partnerships with third-party providers of Azure software and services.

Speaking at a virtual partner kickoff meeting for the new year, global sales chief Bill Scannnell (pictured) said partners should expect deeper investments in earlier efforts aimed at making Dell easier to work with, rather than major shakeups.