ESET global security evangelist Tony Anscombe talks about why anyone can be the victim of identity fraud, and what solution providers can do to make sure their customers are protected and prepared.
James Chalmers of ESET Canada discusses the company’s growth in 2018, the security threatscape, and its plans for 2019, in this edition of the ChannelBuzz.ca Podcast Series.
In addition to the flood of news around Availability Suite 9.5 Update 4, Veeam also announced Veeam Availability for AWS, Veeam Availability Console V3, and a new licensing option with one license for any workload.
Stephen Cobb of ESET shares the results of the company’s first research into how Canadians are feeling about cybersecurity-related issues and offers some thoughts on the biggest security challenges we’ll see in 2019.
ESET has been in the MSP space for a while, but is now making a push to increase their presence there. They also indicated that they will shortly be releasing their first offering specifically built for the cloud.
Check out this white paper from security vendor ESET on today’s biggest threats and what you need to know to protect your customers.
While past ESET marketing materials have been static downloadable assets, this tool, designed by marketing automation company MindMatrix, fully automates campaigns, to make them easy to design, use and track.
New offerings include a separate cloud sandbox solution and an endpoint detection and response product, the latter being a first for ESET. ESET Remote Administrator is also being replaced with a new enterprise grade management tool.
Tony Anscombe of ESET joins the podcast to discuss the risks of fraud that surround cryptocurrency, and what solution providers should think of when their customers are looking at taking Bitcoin.
ESET’s first financing program for customers in North America has a low entry point for eligibility, and includes all components of the deal, not just the ESET software.
A new study takes a look at the potential security weakpoints that could emerge as AI continues to rise, if the industry doesn’t take the right steps to secure its creations.Much ink, digital and otherwise, has been spilled on the vast range of extraordinary opportunities enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Now,…
ESET Canada channel chief on a big year for ransomware, and for his company, as well as forecasts for what’s to come in 2018.
The availability in French of ESET’s cybersecurity information site is likely to boost their already significant presence in Québec,
ESET’s Iva Perric-Lightfoot on why education is key as Canadian SMBs note an uptick in security threats, but no uptick in the need to protect themselves.
The UEFI Scanner, which protects UEFI firmware that anti-malware software typically misses because it is outside the OS, is likely to appear in a forthcoming commercial product release.
Chrome Cleanup provides the same benefits for the Google browser that Defender provides for Microsoft tools, and while it’s not itself a channel play, it has some indirect benefits for ESET partners.
ESET’s Lysa Myers covers the question you need to ask when crafting a cloud security policy for your clients.
The new ESET CyberSecurity Awareness Training is provided free, and ESET partners are encouraged to have their customers make use of it.
James Chalmers of ESET Canada and Dave Mason of Ingram Micro Canada detail their exclusive broadline distribution deal in this video interview.
ESET offers answers to the big questions around this week’s massive WannaCry ransomware attack.
