The blockbuster deal, which combines two of the leading names in software and services for MSPs, “will help our greatly appreciated customers reach new levels of success,” according to Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola (pictured).

Listen up as Joel Zaidspiner checks in with Curricula, PC Matic, and ThreatAdvice, live from Austin, Texas.

Themed “Protect and Profit,” the live online event featured panels on trends channel pros need to stay on top of, including compliance and liability, ransomware, cyber insurance, workplace threats, and more.

Named Stratosphere, it features an unconventional requirements and rewards structure modeled after airline frequent flyer programs that’s designed to be “simple, memorable, and profitable,” according to channel chief Brian Feeney (pictured).

The new tools are designed to help MSPs identify revenue-generating opportunities to close compliance gaps with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, CISA’s Cyber Essentials standard, GDPR, and Australia’s Essential Eight controls.

The Check Point unit’s platform, which uses artificial intelligence to guard against ransomware, business email compromise campaigns, supply chain attacks, and other threats, is the most recent newcomer to Pax8’s growing menu of security offerings.

A dedicated member portal is just one of five key benefits MSPs will receive by joining the Dell Expert Network, a one-stop shop and support program for managed service providers and IT consultants to help them better serve their SMB customers.

Available now, FortiOS 7.2 includes some 300 new or enhanced features spanning the Fortinet Security Fabric’s closely integrated security and networking components.

Featuring Windows 11 SE, designed for K-8 students, the Dynabook E10-S gets a good report card for being rugged and responsive.

You’ve got to pity those poor accountants. Bad enough they’ve got all those tax returns to complete this time of year. Now they’re getting the cold shoulder from channel pros too.