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Listen in as Acronis, BVoIP, ConnectBooster, Pax8, and SOCSoter tell Joel Zaidspiner why they and other vendors logged 7,000 miles in three weeks to speak with MSPs, safely and in person, on the Channel Strong road tour of America.

Wondering how dangerous the cybersecurity landscape is lately? Don’t count malware variants. Count hoodie sales. After all, hackers wear hoodies, so more hoodies means more hackers. It’s simple! Just ask Matt, Rich, and guest host Rory Sanchez, CEO of True Digital Security, who also have thoughts on Kaseya’s new phishing defense solution and pending IPO, RocketCyber’s new managed SOC service, and a new cloud management vendor from the founders of N-able.

Erick and Rich examine the new venture by the founders of RMM pioneer N-able, explain why you should ensure all of your employees understand all of your customer touch points, and discuss a guy who has your coronavirus record for longest time between haircuts beat by 80 years.

Brian Weiss, CEO of ITECH Solutions, shares how his MSP firm came through a cybersecurity “war” stronger and transformed to a security-first company.

A lot is at stake when it comes to NOC, especially around security measures, business continuity, and networkmanagement. You simply can’t afford to hire a provider that doesn’t adhere to the right NOC practices. In thisdocument, we outline the ten important questions MSPs should ask prospective NOC service providers to besure a large chunk of their business goes in ‘able hands’.

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You think M&As were hard before? Try the new kind involving bears and elk. Matt, Rich, and guest host Bruce McCully, chief security officer of MSSP Galactic Advisors, discuss that topic and others this week with Linda Rose of M&A consultancy RoseBiz.

Back on the job after a vacation break, Erick and Rich discuss NinjaRMM’s new data protection solution, why growing channel pros need to ensure longtime employees know they’re still valued, and a youngster who recently found a missing LEGO piece two years after losing it someplace only a toddler would put it.

Internet use is trending towards bandwidth-intensive content and an increasing number of attached “things”. At the same time, mobile telecom networks and data networks are converging into a cloud computing architecture. To support needs today and tomorrow, computing power and storage is being inserted out on the network edge in order to lower data transport time and increase availability. Edge computing brings bandwidth-intensive content and latency-sensitive applications closer to the user or data source.

The lack of staff or “lights out” nature of many loc al IT and mobile edge computing (MEC) sites makes operations & maintenance a challenge. This struggle worsens as the number of sites increase. How do you maintain IT resiliency in a c ost-effective way under these conditions? In this paper find out more on essential DCIM functions for small, unmanned edge computing sites and attributes of next-generation DCIM solutions best optimized for that type of environment.

In today’s world of being “on” 24/7, data centers are at the core of business and viewed as the way to create competitive differentiation. As data centers continue to expand and evolve, a flexible design approach will help grow business quickly without excessive capital outlay or overbuilding. Data center reference design tools will help you avoid many of the common pitfalls and with adaptable, modular options it’s possible to future-proof your data center while meeting your current business goals (and budget).