Topic: Hardware - Page 31

New functionality provided at no charge lets people working remotely due to the coronavirus pandemic scan personally-owned PCs, and then issues color-coded, letter-graded report cards that MSPs can use to identify vulnerabilities in need of remediation.

Channel pros can use IoT technology to help churches enhance visitor experiences and modernize facilities management.

Want to make money in the cloud? Think solutions, not products.

Matt’s from Chicago. Guest host Mike Bloomfield, of MSP Tekie Geek, is from New York. They have firm opinions about hot dogs.

The new solution, called Passly, combines two-factor authentication, password management, and single sign-on functionality with dark web reporting. It builds upon and will eventually supplant parent company Kaseya’s AuthAnvil solution.

Security is hard. Cloud security is even harder, but with the right strategy and methods it’s possible to design more secure systems.

MSPs and others are giving computing devices a second life—and helping the community, their customers, and ultimately the planet in the process.

Equipped with a modernized UI, the new release is designed to provide easier access to more digestible information about uninterruptible power supplies and other power equipment.

It’s a whole new world, folks, and it just might be a great one too if you’re willing to rethink everything.

Channel pros have an opportunity to prepare the last users of those systems for the future—and profit in the process.