Dell has unveiled multiple security enhancements which the company is stressing continues improvements being embedded into their technology, with an emphasis here on validating security throughout the supply chain.
It’s been a year full of surprises, but the increase in variety and ferocity of attacks on security online shouldn’t be one of them. ESET offers some thoughts on the security trends to keep an eye on as we head into 2021.
The Intelligent SOC offering, which is fully available to NetEnrich partners, both lets customers pick and choose the specific security services they want, while also driving higher levels of automation to minimize noise and reduce mundane workloads.
The FortiGate Rugged 60F next-generation firewalls are the first to integrate SD-WAN to provide a complete and cost-effective solution for OT networks.
A new survey sponsored by Volterra finds while almost 9 in 10 organizations use cloud-native apps, the vast majority don’t run many business apps on Kubernetes or on microservices.
Wandera enters the hot Zero Trust Network Access market with its new offering, but it also sees Private Access as highly complementary to its existing Mobile Threat Defense offering.
Heath Thompson, who joined Quest a month ago, takes over a new Information Systems Management business unit that consolidates three of the five former ones, and emphasizes that the channel will play a more significant role as Quest drives forward in its new strategy.
At this stage, the offering is a set of concepts which are being realized into existing products, and there will be some new ones. The most immediate opportunity is in enterprise private networks, which are actively being developed.
McAfee’s Cloud Native Application Protection Platform is still in beta, but is announcing a series of major integrations with AWS services to streamline deployment and management.
build.security has developed a platform which makes it simple for developers to implement authorization policy, and which is likely to be put to numerous use cases, some of which will be conceived by partners.
Bob Rose of Infoblox offers some advice on how solution providers can help their customers stay one step ahead of cyberattacks through better threat visibility.
The Quebec-based cybersecurity awareness vendor is looking to dramatically expand its partner reach with the launch of a new partner program that provides greater incentives and access to tools.
The COVID-19 pandemic greatly accelerated a shift in how security needs to be managed, writes Fortinet Canada channel director Sean Campbell. Here’s where it’s going, and why the edge matters more than ever.
Cybereason becomes the latest entry in 2020’s rush of XDR solutions, with some capabilities that they believe not only sets them ahead of traditional security, but also their XDR competitors.
New capabilities include peer analysis into Segregation of Duties controls, a new Active Directory connector, and their first connector for Google.
SonicWall has had zero trust capabilities before but the new SonicWall Cloud Edge Secure Access, a ZTNA offering, is their first to be cloud-based and really effective in the cloud.
StorMagic expands the cloud presence for the encryption key management offering it acquired earlier this year, which broadens opportunities for their channel partners.
Fyde is probably best known as the maker of a free app which provides Zero Trust secure access to iOS and Android users, but they also have a commercial product, which is being rebranded as Barracuda CloudGen Access. It will be available to MSP partners in a few weeks once it has been engineered for multi-tenancy.
SIEM provider Perch Security and SOC-as-a-Service provider StratoZen both bring differentiated capabilities to the ConnectWise Fortify solution to broaden out its capabilities.
ESET offers details of its new Cloud Office Security product for Office 365 users.
