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There are stranger things than this week’s ChannelPro Weekly episode, but little else as fun or informative. Joined by security expert and returning guest host Angela Hogaboom, the Cloud Chick herself, Matt and Rich discuss the new Surface for Business hardware at D&H, the new intrusion prevention and container security options from Trend Micro, and the new industry trend data from ConnectWise’s Service Leadership unit.

The agreement arms partners to include devices like Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Go 2 (pictured) in solution bundles alongside Microsoft 365 and accompanying services for the first time.

Unveiled today at Amazon’s re:Inforce conference, FortiCNP draws on input from Fortinet’s Security Fabric and integration with the new Amazon GuardDuty Malware Protection solution to provide prioritized, actionable information on vulnerable assets.

Enhancements to the vendor’s Cloud One platform introduced ahead of Amazon’s re:Inforce security conference let end users shift hosting and processing burdens from their own environments to Trend Micro’s.

CaaB (Cloud as a Business) is a channel-only public cloud infrastructure and service provider.

Seems like you can’t trust anyone these days, and ESPECIALLY not zoos, where the “animals” always seem to be “napping.” Really burns us up.

Erick and Rich discuss Microsoft’s cautious messaging during its Inspire partner conference, how to prevent your best techs from leaving for another employer, and the dubious opportunity now available in Cincinnati to smell a corpse flower in full bloom.

Speaking at this week’s Inspire conference, newly named Chief Partner Officer Nicole Dezen highlighted opportunities in the Microsoft cloud rather than controversial topics like the New Commerce Experience and forthcoming partner program changes.

Online IT buying sites are increasingly popular with end users. What does that portend for the channel?

The new sales opportunities and cloud software (including a social networking addition to Microsoft Viva, pictured) debuted on the opening day of Microsoft’s annual Inspire partner conference.