Topic: Cloud - Page 28

Erick and Rich discuss what SkyKick’s new security product says about the evolution of cloud computing, how to raise prices on legacy clients paying outdated rates, and evidence from Tinder that voting regularly is more than just a civic responsibility.

ChannelPro’s 2023 lineup features expanded regional in-person events and online summits, and a first-ever national cybersecurity two-day, in-person conference.

Channel pros can create value for condo and apartment residents, along with property managers of those multi-dwelling units, with smart IoT solutions.

Security Manager, the born-in-the-cloud vendor’s latest product, reflects a growing realization that while managing an SMB’s cloud applications is a big job, securing them can be an overwhelming one.

Red. You know it when you taste it, right folks? You’ll get similarly tasty insights on this week’s show, in which Matt, Rich, and returning guest host/former MSP/EOS implementer Zac Cramer discuss the news from ConnectWise’s IT Nation Connect event, Ingram Micro’s ONE conference, and Acronis’s #CyberFit Summit, all of which were visited by Rich and Hurricane Nicole in Florida this week.

Ameer Karim (pictured right) and other executives discussed those plans, a slew of additions to the ConnectWise security portfolio, and the company’s ambitious vision for its next-generation Asio platform during this week’s IT Nation Connect event in Orlando.

Perimeter 81 provides secure, comprehensive, cloud-based networking as a service for MSPs and their customers.

The two companies plan to arm channel pros with reference architectures for designing, constructing, and supporting solutions that combine public and private 5G spectrum from T-Mobile with infrastructure and cloud products from Ingram.

Todd Surdey (pictured) plans to make more Zoom products and services available through the channel, offer richer benefits to top-tier partners, and drive closer collaboration between partners and the company’s own salesforce.

The new functionality warns users of the RMM solution, which was struck by a sophisticated attack last summer, of anomalous activity signaling a potential breach.