Find out the answer from Intel’s IT team experts in this quick excerpt from the third video in Intel’s Path to Cloud series.
Yearly Archives: 2022
N-able Sponsored Content, Sponsored Content
Backup frequency: The Goldilocks zone for ransomware readiness
by Carrie Reber, senior product marketing manager, N-able •
Data Management, Security
Ivanti enhances true convergence story with three new modules on Ivanti Neurons Platform
by Mark Cox •
Ivanti Neurons Patch for Microsoft Endpoint Manager makes customers aware of the vulnerabilities in the Microsoft product, many of which Microsoft itself does not list, as well as how to reduce threats like ransomware through them. Ivanti Neurons for Risk-Based Vulnerability Management improves measurement, prioritization and control of cybersecurity risk, while the Digital Experience score is an important add that improves digital employee experiences.
Intel vPro Sponsored Content, Sponsored Content
What’s new: A platform built for today’s businesses
by Eric Chong, Enterprise Client Technical Sales Specialist, Intel Corporation •
Channel Programs, Data Management, Security
Channel-centric Canadian startup Cavelo has announced both their first channel program and the hire of their first channel leader
by Mark Cox •
Barracuda MSP Sponsored Content, Sponsored Content
Bad bots, whatcha gonna do?
by Nathan Bradbury, Senior Manager, Systems Engineering, Barracuda MSP •
Artificial Intelligence, Unified Communications
Avaya introduces no-code Avaya Cloud Virtual Agents to their OneCloud Experience Platform
by Mark Cox •
N-able Sponsored Content, Sponsored Content
Four reasons why your MSP needs to have a business roadmap
by Stefanie Hammond, head sales and marketing nerd, N-able •
Avaya Sponsored Content, Sponsored Content
Trusted Identity for the omni-channel healthcare experience
by Allan Mendelsohn, Healthcare and Public Safety Practice Lead, Avaya Canada •
Security
Trend Micro launches first unified cybersecurity platform with Trend Micro One
by Mark Cox •
Backup, Managed Services
Datto to remain separately run organization if acquisition by Kaseya goes through
by Mark Cox •
Kaseya has historically kept acquired companies as independent entities within Kaseya, but Datto is now worth more than Kaseya, and is a direct competitor as opposed to a maker of complementary solutions. Nevertheless, the plan is for Kaseya to remain separately run, just like those past acquisitions.