McAfee

Brian Dye, senior vice president of information security at Symantec

Symantec declares antivirus is no moneymaker

May 7, 2014 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Symantec is preparing to unveil a security intelligence service to give businesses strategic insight into identifying and containing breaches.

Bill Lucchini, general manager of Sophos Cloud Group

Sophos expands cloud security service

May 2, 2014 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Security vendor Sophos continues the roll out of its cloud service, expanding support to Windows, Mac and mobile devices through a single console.

Security and cloud computing at SMB crossroads

April 22, 2014 Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Cloud may be the marquee player in IT services, but when it comes to giving business leaders the cold sweats, security still steals the show.

Luc Villeneuve, country manager, Red Hat Canada

Villeneuve to add Canadian resources for Red Hat

March 18, 2014 Robert Dutt Comments Off

New Red Hat Canada country manager Luc Villeneuve seeks to add resources to help manage partners in country, with ISVs and OEMs top on his to-do list.

McAfee worldwide channel chief Gavin Struthers

McAfee adds hardware to managed services mix

February 21, 2014 Robert Dutt Comments Off

As more and more solution providers add managed security services to their arsenals, McAfee extends the offerings available to partners.

Mark Enzweiler, vice president of global channels at Red Hat

Red Hat searches for new North American channel chief

January 27, 2014 Robert Dutt Comments Off

The maturing open source software vendor would benefit from a veteran channel chief to replace Roger Egan, a top Red Hat Canada partner says.

Goodbye McAfee brand, hello ‘Intel Security’

January 7, 2014 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Three years after buying the security vendor, Intel decides it’s time to drop the McAfee name.

Server Sales Save Intel From Poor Quarter

October 16, 2013 Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) Comments Off

Chipmaker Intel met expectations for its third quarter, but only because of a sharp increase in server sales and an unusual uptick in U.S. PC shipments.