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Check in with Joel Zaidspiner as he checks in with ADT Cybersecurity, Mailprotector, and ThreatLocker.

“”Buy Now, Pay Later”” options can potentially help custom PC makers sell more devices without taking on more risk.

At the distributor’s annual partner event, global technology solutions president Paul Bay (pictured) pointed to a new end-to-end lifecycle management interface for as-a-service solutions as an example of further investments in automation to come.

Ignite news from Microsoft, security news from Kaspersky, VoIP news from Ooma, and random news involving tied elections and golf ball eating gators are among the many items we leave you with as you head towards the end of daylight saving time.

The new functionality automatically classifies, prioritizes, and routes tickets, and can also resolve mundane tasks like password resets and onboarding new users on its own.

Three new APs introduced today are the first such products to be supported along with WatchGuard’s firewalls, endpoint protection products, and MFA software by the centralized WatchGuard Cloud interface.

New Intel Core chips, a new hyperconverged cyber protection platform from Scale Computing and Acronis, new features from MSP360, and what may be the world’s stupidest hiker all figure in this week’s batch of better-late-than-never news.

Threat hunting proactively looks for threats your automated detection tools might miss, providing additional protection for your customers.

The market for clear LED panels is on the rise, creating opportunity for channel pros.

Everyone else is working from home these days. Why not The King? You know who’s not working from home this week? Rich Freeman. He’s in Las Vegas for Kaseya’s ConnectIT conference and has plenty of news from Kaseya to share. He and Matt also discuss HP’s big new collaboration and conferencing portfolio as well as the challenges and pleasures of running a tech business with your spouse.