News & Articles - Page 96
Securing the Edge
Edge computing solutions are highly powerful and highly vulnerable. Here’s how to protect them.
MSP, Defend Thyself!
With MSPs in the crosshairs of cybercriminals, it’s more critical than ever to adopt best practices to protect yourself. Here are some tips to batten down the hatches.
Acronis Buys Data Loss Prevention Vendor DeviceLock
The deal positions Acronis to add protection from data leakage by employees, contractors, and other corporate “insiders” to its growing “cyber protection” portfolio, which includes integrated backup and security functionality.
RapidFire Tools Adds Microsoft Cloud Assessment Tool to Network Detective
The new module automatically documents the contents of a customer’s Azure Active Directory and collects configuration information from core Microsoft 365 applications, including Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint.
Vendor to Watch: SiteLock
SiteLock is a cloud-based website protection and cybersecurity company.
ChannelPro’s First IoT Playbook Online Forum Focuses on Opportunity
The virtual gathering brought together experts from the emerging market to help attendees develop best practices for starting and growing an IoT services business.
Bitdefender Adds “Human Risk Analytics” to GravityZone Endpoint Security Platform
The new functionality, which supplements existing risk analytics capabilities, factors dangerous end user behavior like recycling passwords into an organization’s risk assessment, and flags employees in need of extra security training.
Cultivating IoT Skills
With help from partners and some transferrable skills, the jump from IT to IoT can be a short one.
IT Glue Rolls Out Security and Network Visibility Updates
The security features, in particular, arrive at a time when the documentation platforms and other systems MSPs store sensitive data in are increasingly under attack from cybercriminals.
Webroot Adds DNS-over-HTTPS to DNS Filtering Solution
An industry first, according to Webroot, the new feature is designed to safeguard DNS traffic from snooping and manipulation, and is especially relevant at a time when millions of work-from-home employees are relying on poorly secured home networks.










