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ChannelPro SMB Forum Hosts MSPs in Atlanta
The ChannelPro SMB Forum Southeast gathered MSPs, IT consultants, VARs, and integrators to discuss business strategies and technology trends for a post-pandemic future.
7 Cloud Computing Security Issues and Challenges
Managed service providers have an opportunity to help SMBs reap the benefits of cloud computing while educating them about security risks.
Phishing + SMS = Smishing
“Smishing”” attacks are hard for most businesses to identify and prevent. Here are some pointers for mitigating the threat.
Bitcoin Headed for Your Bank Account
It’s far from a mainstream phenomenon, but businesses are slowly starting to pay for goods and services—and accept payment for them—in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
Best Practices for Addressing Microsoft Teams Sprawl
Sprawl can drain IT resources and money. Here are the best ways to help your customers manage it.
D&H on Continued Path to Everything as a Service
A new XaaS configuration tool and outsourced help desk service are the latest additions to an integrated set of offerings designed to help traditional VARs replace one-time product sales with service-oriented recurring revenue.
Contact Centers Go Cloud
Cloud-based contact-center-as-a-service (CCaaS) solutions are an appealing option for SMBs and a potential opportunity for channel pros.
Answering the Whys, Whats, and Whens for Cloud Migration
Building a successful cloud practice can set you up for success by making your clients flexible, scalable, and adaptable, while adding value to your portfolio.
Kaseya Now Targeting July 6th to Begin Restoring RMM Service
The vendor will make a call on bringing VSA, which was struck by a sophisticated attack Friday, back online before noon eastern time Tuesday. Users may be required to implement “systems and network hardening requirements” before using the updated software.
Kaseya’s RMM System Will Be Back Online in “Hours, Not Days and Weeks”
In the wake of an attack affecting an estimated 50 to 60 MSPs, the IT management vendor expects to begin restoring service tomorrow, according to CEO Fred Voccola (pictured).









