Topic: Hardware - Page 77

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.

$2.5 billion in financial aid from Cisco, new partner program goodies from Microsoft, new hardware from HP, and a look at what a street artist who can’t access the street anymore does to kill time are all among the stories we’re finally writing about (in our jammies, of course).

5G will require more data and workloads to be cloud-based, accelerating adoption of cloud services and broadly redefining operations for many businesses.

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.

Sabine Howest (pictured) now heads up Ingram’s ongoing efforts to help partners build Internet of Things practices. The new center of excellence will support that project by providing access to subject matter experts, labs, demo facilities, and more.

New management software from Veeam, new financing help from Acronis, new security training from ConnectWise, and a new high-water mark for hard-core enforcement of large gathering restrictions are just a few of the stories belatedly coming your way now.

The new system, which now comes pre-loaded on Dell commercial PCs and can be added to late-model devices for free as well, continually looks for BIOS changes that could be an indicator of malicious activity.