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CrowdStrike and NinjaOne partnership represents a significant step forward in providing comprehensive cyber protection for MSPs.

NinjaOne platform now goes beyond unified endpoint management, managing end-user, infrastructure, and IoT devices.

Best-in-class PSA and RMM solutions come together to make MSPs more efficient and effective.

Joint solution brings IT and security together to save time and resources in detecting and stopping threats.

CrowdStrike and NinjaOne announced a strategic partnership to provide full-spectrum endpoint protection against modern cyberattacks

New solution provides comprehensive endpoint control in one centralized view and single-click visibility, protection, and response, revolutionizing endpoint protection.

TeamLogic IT Customers Rely on Automation and Endpoint Management from NinjaOne to modernize IT service delivery.

NinjaOne’s Summer 2023 release features new automation capabilities and visibility enhancements designed to simplify remote monitoring and endpoint management.

NinjaOne, a cloud-native IT management platform for managed service providers and IT departments, announced enhancements to NinjaOne Patch Management, delivering a new patching dashboard, automated Linux and MacOS patching improvements, and patch scheduling flexibility.

The new release comes shortly after the pending acquisition of Datto by Kaseya turned Ninja into a member of the “core four” software makers for MSPs, according to recently hired Chief Channel Advisor Adam Slutskin (pictured).

Mike Arrowsmith, whose role combines the traditional duties of a chief information security officer, a chief privacy officer, and a chief risk officer, is now responsible for the security of NinjaOne’s products and the integrity of data within those systems.

The name change is the latest manifestation of the vendor’s ongoing effort to move past RMM software alone toward offering a complete and integrated managed services toolset.

Stay ahead of the competition. Discover the key elements to consider when building a powerful services stack for your IT business.

“Stop wasting time and money—automating repetitive MSP tasks like ticketing and billing can supercharge productivity, delight clients, and position your business for unstoppable growth.”

Get ahead of the competition with our partner news and industry insights. These announcements can drive smarter decisions.

Several of CrowdStrike’s latest industry collaborations can help your MSP in various ways.

Lucky for you, Joe Brunsman’s wife calls him an “Insurance Dork.” From breaking down the million-dollar MSP lawsuit to tips on keeping clients compliant, here’s his key advice on how to best keep your business out of trouble.

In this roundup, we bring you the channel’s most significant developments and groundbreaking innovations that were shared via press release.

The final list includes more than 300 marketers from various companies across the IT and telecom channel ecosystem.

AI updates from Google, access points from Sophos, a gaming handheld from Lenovo (just in time for Christmas), and an extremely casual group bike outing in Philadelphia are among the many stories we’ve finally, belatedly, told you about.

Security news from Cisco, Trend Micro, Keeper, NinjaOne, and GoTo, conference room hardware from ViewSonic and Sennheiser, and a queen-sized Swedish inflation bump are but a sampling of the stories we’re only now getting around to for you.

New security AI from Microsoft, a new alliance between Evo Security and Solutions Granted, a new channel chief for NinjaOne, and a lost then found giant red spoon are just a few of the stories we’re finally bringing you.

Nero Consulting invested early in solutions that leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to proactively prevent cyber attacks.

AI from Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Adobe, a free phishing kit from KnowBe4, ERP software for midsize businesses from SAP, and a Canadian court ruling establishing a new God-given right are among the stories we just now snuck in before the weekend.

Never before has a security professional been criminally charged for decisions made during a cybersecurity incident, and that’s a game changer for MSSPs/MSPs.

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.

The dual transactions are designed to extend the reach of Auvik’s flagship network management solution beyond the traditional firewall into what the company calls “the last mile” of the network: SaaS applications and endpoints.

The security vendor now has an integration plug-in for Kaseya’s VSA remote monitoring and management platform as well. Both offerings are part of broader efforts to expand a rapidly growing MSP channel.

The new features are designed to help channel pros who support Microsoft Azure environments streamline administrative processes and tighten role-based controls.

Cloud goodies from Dell, partner program updates from GoTo and Kaspersky, a new marketing exec for NinjaOne, and a big promotion for one of our robot overlords are among the stories we waited until just before the weekend to bring your way.

A new managed service partner offer from Cisco and Webex, a DLP solution from Cato Networks, a new channel chief at DataStream, and the one human no bear should ever challenge are among the stories we’re belatedly bringing your way.

Called N-sight RMM, the new offering adds enhanced automation capabilities to a tightly integrated combination of the vendor’s cloud-based RMM, PSA, and remote control solutions.

The new functionality, which is available immediately to Acronis users free of charge, lets technicians take control of endpoints in need of troubleshooting or support directly from inside the Cyber Protect Cloud console.

The new system lets the cloud security vendor’s MSP partners take automated action following incidents involving their clients based on customized rules and policies.

The password management software maker and its AutoElevate privileged access management unit are now part of a single identity and access management vendor with a unified portfolio, according to CEO David Bellini (pictured).

Think Halloween is the only time you can get a fun-sized Snicker-nugget? At ChannelPro you can get them year round, and there’s plenty for everyone with Rich out on vacation. That leaves Matt and guest host Erick Simpson to discuss Bitdefender’s new consumption-priced MDR service for MSPs, the latest edition of NinjaOne’s software suite, how to help SMBs leverage IT to drive growth, and some great tips on optimizing document migrations.

They’re our latest bumper crop of cool new names to know in cloud computing, IT management, security, and BDR.

The blockbuster deal, which combines two of the leading names in software and services for MSPs, “will help our greatly appreciated customers reach new levels of success,” according to Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola (pictured).

Shiny new devices from Apple, a big cybersecurity acquisition by Google, a new Ryzen Threadripper from AMD, and the world’s latest weird and unexpected hazard (giant flying spiders from Japan) are among the stories we waited until just now to bring you.

If you thought your customers have bigger threats to worry about these days than ladders, you’ll be thinking again by the end of this episode featuring Matt, Rich, and their returning guest host, certified ethical hacker and MSP Michael Cocanower. You’ll also hear their thoughts about the latest revisions to Dell’s partner program, the new security executives at ConnectWise and NinjaOne, the latest developments in ransomware as a service, and the latest headaches associated with cyber insurance.

Announcements a-plenty from AWS re:Invent, two new solutions from NinjaOne, a new head of partner communities for TD SYNNEX, and surprising proof that karaoke can be dangerous to your health are all among the stories we’re just now telling you about.

An MDM service from Apple, Windows 11 support from NinjaOne, a $14 billion deal for McAfee, and three signs that Christmas has arrived sooner and weirder than ever are among the many stories we waited all the way until now to tell you about.

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.