Topic: Hardware - Page 17

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.

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.

Due to ship early next year, the new solution is designed to make a complex task simple enough for people without deep security expertise to understand, according to CMO Michael Callahan (pictured).

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.

Set to ship in the next month, the new functionality will add richer support for user and license management plus faster ticket resolution. Premium editions of that Engage and Augmentt Discover are due in the first half of 2023.

Security goodies from SkyKick, Fortinet, Zyxel, Kaspersky, and Trend Micro, new CEOs for Auvik and Axcient, and the world’s most concise and transparent job listing are among the stories we’re belatedly bringing your attention.

An updated edition of the vendor’s Nodeware product provides more specific information about defensive gaps as well as more detailed remediation instructions.

Designed to lighten administrative workloads, the enhancements to GoTo Connect include a new Efficiency Mode that automatically prioritizes audio clarity over low-bandwidth connections and new tools for diagnosing call volume trends.

This week’s episode might remind you of that oddly misformed candy that spent a little too much time in your pocket with regular co-host Rich Freeman out on vacation, but is still just as delicious as Matt and guest co-host Erick Simpson take you door-to-door for some ChannelPro trick-or-treating. And what should you expect in your candy-bag when you get home?

Intel predicts every person will need zetta-scale computing for the metaverse.