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Kaseya, which provides IT infrastructure and security management solutions for MSPs and SMBs, has announced an expansion of their Canadian staff based in their Canadian office in Vancouver, as well as an expansion of data centre facilities in Ontario and Quebec. Kaseya’s physical presence in Canada until now has been principally based on its 2018…
Pliops, which makes a differentiated hardware and software accelerator that is also a media enhancer, started selling direct to hyperscalers, but now is expanding into the enterprise, and looking to work with partners with established connections in this market.
New PowerScale solutions continue, but do not quite complete, the retirement of the Isilon brand.
The new Prisma SASE combines Prisma Access’ security capabilities and Prisma SD-WAN into a converged service that provides Zero Trust Network Access, Cloud Secure Web Gateway, CASB, Firewall as a Service and SD-WAN into a single solution managed with a unified dashboard.
Datto has sold its on-prem SIRIS BCDR solution for years, but their new solution for Azure gives them their first such solution on a public cloud, along with measures to protect customers from public cloud pitfalls like egress charges and data cost fluctuations.
Barracuda is also releasing a new survey at the event, showing how the danger level to customers from various threats, including ransomware, has increased significantly.
With a split of in-person and virtual learning at colleges and universities, post-secondary institutions will have unique collaboration needs this year. Avaya Canada’s Stephen Brash offers some thoughts on how to solve for those needs.
The companies see this combination of enterprise grade support for both corporate and personal accounts in the same device as a first in the market, fulfilling a need that has grown significantly during the pandemic.
The most prominent new feature is a redo of the partner portal, which has been designed to leverage new capabilities in the just-released new version of the company’s StrongLink software.
Nebulon, which launched a year ago with server-embedded infrastructure software delivered as-a-service that competes against the big HCI players, has designed their program to make it easier for HPE, Lenovo and Supermicro partners to work with them.
The new offerings are being announced in conjunction with the 2021 Dell Technologies GDPI survey, which shows considerable customer doubt about their ability to protect their data, particularly against ransomware.
The expansion of TruScale into a company-wide offering was part of a major series of announcements, that included the related Hitachi Brain AI service and the Project Unity wireless connectivity framework.
COVID’s turmoil has both positive and negative impacts, with the negatives including some retreat from focusing on emerging technologies.
In this podcast episode, panellists from Intel, Microsoft and the Ingram Micro Financial Solutions team discuss the latest trends in leasing devices, also known as Device-as-a-Service (DaaS). The team explores key opportunities and solutions from a reseller perspective and provide answers to questions about the leasing program.
These complex email attacks are a growing threat to your clients, writes Barracuda MSP’s Chris Crellin.
Michael Zuckerman of Infoblox breaks down the company’s second-quarter report on the cybersecurity threatscape, looking at the prominence of ransomware and guidance on DNS security.
WDD is also emphasizing that OptiNAND is not another hybrid architecture, but a new type of technology that enhances the HDD with flash to improve the drive’s aerial density, performance and reliability.
