The new partnership between OpenText and Cork is set to revolutionize cybersecurity for MSPs through specialized service offerings for SMBs.

OpenText Cybersecurity 2024 Global Managed Security Survey reveals enterprises and SMBs need holistic and composable security.

Pillr provides a managed detection and response (MDR) platform for MSPs integrated with OpenText’s Cybersecurity.

Watch this fascinating webinar featuring cybersecurity expert Tyler Moffitt to explore the year’s major cybersecurity attacks and identify the most significant malware and ransomware threats to businesses. Key Takeaways: Focus […]

Due in Q3, the new addition to Webroot DNS Protection, the vendor’s DNS filtering solution, will stop potentially dangerous DNS requests from “leaking” outside the system’s control.

The deal, which comes two weeks after OpenText’s acquisition of Zix and two years after its purchase of Carbonite, is the latest step in a larger campaign to build an end-to-end “cyber resilience” platform.

New release provides power of the world’s largest supplier network to customers of all sizes, connecting them to global trading partners through new self-service capabilities

The $860 million deal is the latest step in OpenText’s ongoing efforts to build an end-to-end family of cyber protection products encompassing security, backup, and high availability solutions for SMBs and consumers.

The new initiative is part of the company’s longstanding commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Technology partnership with N-able delivers a simplified security ecosystem for MSPs and SMBs

New services deliver a clear Information Management vision, strategic roadmap, and best practice solution architecture to customers

Discover threats more quickly with experienced security experts and leading technology

Modern UI and new features simplify task management, reduce user error and easily optimize security for MSPs and SMBs

Data demonstrates 34.4% YoY increase in overall phishing activity with massive spikes during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic

OpenText announces new content services platform, industry solutions, and innovations across the OpenText portfolio

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX), today announced the appointment of Kristina Lengyel as Executive Vice President, Customer Solutions. In this role she will lead world-wide cloud onboarding and success, professional services and learning services.  Ms. Lengyel will report to Mark J. Barrenechea, OpenText CEO & CTO, and join OpenText’s Executive Leadership Team.

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) today announced that veteran OpenText executive Prentiss Donohue has been appointed Executive Vice President, SMB/C Sales (Small and Medium-Sized Business and Consumer). Mr. Donohue replaces Craig Stilwell, who is retiring from OpenText following the successful integration of Carbonite into OpenText.

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) today announced that veteran OpenText executive Prentiss Donohue has been appointed Executive Vice President, SMB/C Sales (Small and Medium-Sized Business and Consumer). Mr. Donohue replaces Craig Stilwell, who is retiring from OpenText following the successful integration of Carbonite into OpenText.

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) today announced that veteran OpenText executive Prentiss Donohue has been appointed Executive Vice President, SMB/C Sales (Small and Medium-Sized Business and Consumer). Mr. Donohue replaces Craig Stilwell, who is retiring from OpenText following the successful integration of Carbonite into OpenText.

WATERLOO, Ontario, April 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) today announced the appointment of Lou Blatt as Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer and Prentiss Donohue as Senior Vice President, Partners & Alliances.

Karen Terrell appointed President of OpenText US Public Sector

OpenText Cloud Editions (CE) focuses on enabling remote work, end-point data and threat protection, digital experiences, digital supply chains and rapid migration to the Cloud.

WATERLOO, Ontario, March 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX) (TSX: OTEX), “The Information Company,” today announced that it has acquired XMedius, a provider of secure information exchange and unified communication solutions.  XMedius brings decades of experience and patented technologies to transform secure and collaborative communication, enabling organizations to move more

The new offering, which will include one set of tiers but different tracks for VARs and MSPs, will sell and support a unified portfolio of “cyber resilience” products covering security and data protection.

Lastline Deep Content Inspection now integrates with OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security.

The $1.42 billion deal is designed to help OpenText boost cloud revenue, add recurring revenue, deepen its security solution portfolio, and expand beyond an enterprise-heavy customer base into the SMB and “prosumer” markets.

Automakers Keep Production Running Smoothly with Mastercard Track and OpenText Supplier Portal

Bringing Intelligent Automation, Security at Scale and Industry-relevant Integrations to Release 16, new Cloud Editions (OpenText CE) and the OpenText Cloud

Companies announce new partnership, services and product integrations to help customers move EIM workloads to Google Cloud

New OpenText cloud services will work with SAP Cloud Platform to harmonize data and content services

OpenText selects Google Cloud as first cloud provider for its EIM solutions

Cloud-based B2B Integration and Data Management Solutions to Expand Business Network Portfolio

Enterprise Information Management Leader Announces New Cloud Application for Legal and a Growing Suite of Offerings for Legal Customers

Hybrid-Cloud Platform Enables Developer-Ready Microservices Allowing Customers and Partners to Deliver Intelligent and Connected Applications

OpenText Magellan to Democratize Artificial Intelligence by Leveraging Open Standards

Find out how to boost business with the hottest trends and expert advice for MSPs. Leading vendors at ChannelPro LIVE reveal top strategies.

Stay a step ahead of ransomware attacks with the latest cybersecurity solutions and strategies to safeguard your clients.

Research shows holiday cyber scams are up 600%. Discover key tips to protect your clients, learn about new MSP tools, and ten more can’t-miss stories!

Looking for this week’s significant news headlines, industry research, and partner program announcements for small and midsized MSPs? Read on for more.

This approach to AI could not only transform your MSP but leave your competitors scrambling to catch up. Are you ready for AI as a Service?

Experts weigh in on the significance of AI in Microsoft 365, and what MSPs need to know to prepare customers, and how to capitalize on the opportunity.

The ChannelPro Network proudly recognizes these vendors for their significant contributions to the profitability of the IT channel.

These cutting-edge technologies are designed to optimize operations, increase customer satisfaction, and add a significant bump to your bottom line.

How many qubits does it take to render all encryption useless? In this latest episode of ChannelPro Weekly, Tech Editor Matt Whitlock is joined by Philip de Souza of Aurora […]

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

Businesses must work smarter, not harder, as a matter of necessity. It’s no different when it comes to cybersecurity and IT operations.

ChannelPro hosted a capacity crowd in the Los Angeles area for its new, two-day Defend cybersecurity conference.

Security updates from Acronis, Sophos, Huntress, and others, hardware updates from HP, Zyxel, and ViewSonic, and a new post-graduate degree for people determined to be unemployable are among the many recent stories we’ve just now gotten to.

With a strong contingent of local MSPs and VARs in attendance, ChannelPro’s regional conference wowed with informative sessions, channel insights, and extended networking opportunities.

The ASCII Edge MSP event gathered Chicago-area managed service and IT solution providers for two days of business-building education and networking.

The one-day, in-person regional conference featured top tech trends and educational sessions designed to drive opportunity for MSPs and VARs that serve small and medium-size businesses.

The two-day event for MSPs and IT solution providers included more than 20 strategy sessions covering operations, technology, leadership, marketing, and sales.

The two-day conference series, designed to help MSPs grow business, featured strategy sessions on operations, technology, leadership, marketing, and sales.

The two-day, in-person regional conference featured insight from industry thought leaders and educational sessions designed to drive opportunity for MSPs and VARs that serve small and medium-size businesses.

The two-day, in-person regional conference featured insight from industry thought leaders and educational sessions designed to drive opportunity for MSPs and VARs that serve small and medium-size businesses.

On his first day at the RSA Conference, Joel Zaidspiner catches up with Cynet, Votiro, OpenText, and ESET.

The ASCII Edge MSP event gathered managed service and IT solution providers for two days of business-building education and networking.

The two-day, multicity events feature all new speakers and content designed for growing MSPs.

The two-day, in-person regional conference featured insight from industry thought leaders and educational sessions designed to drive opportunity for MSPs and VARs serving small and medium-size businesses.

The alliance, the latest in a series for Pax8 over the last year involving security vendors, is designed to give MSPs an additional option in a crucial market segment.

The two-day, in-person regional conference featured industry thought leaders and a lineup of educational sessions designed to drive opportunity for the ChannelPro audience of MSPs and VARs.

Data center gear from Lenovo and Dell, firewall upgrades from Sophos, backup cost cutting tech from MSP360, and an eminently fair solution to an election conundrum are among the many stories we’re at long last bringing to your attention.

Microsoft has provided a lengthy on-ramp to the major changes ahead, but partners should start reviewing the requirements now so they can make good business decisions.

The two companies will be hosting a webinar about Microsoft’s Black Partner Growth Initiative this week.

With phishing for credentials on the rise, and the recently exposed attack on Microsoft Office, MSPs need an additional layer of protection to defend themselves, their employees, and their customers.

The agreement arms partners to include devices like Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Go 2 (pictured) in solution bundles alongside Microsoft 365 and accompanying services for the first time.

The partner program that the security awareness training vendor launched last week, its first, is part of a broader effort to adopt a partner-led sales model, according to channel chief Tim Acker (pictured).

The new alliance adds two Nord solutions, NordLayer and NordPass, to the cloud distributor’s growing lineup of security solutions.

Atera users can now administer products in the Malwarebytes Nebula platform from within the same management console their technicians use for other activities.

New hardware from Lenovo, Supermicro, and Arcserve, secure record sharing from Keeper Security, and the perfect belated Father’s Day gift for the dad who loves booze made with invasive aquatic species are a few of stories we’ve finally gotten around to.

HP buying Poly, Intel shipping GPUs, record low tech unemployment numbers courtesy of CompTIA, and proof that NOTHING gets between some people and their morning coffee are among the stories we waited until just before the weekend to bring you.

In honor of World Backup Day, consider these three tips for discussing a more secure backup infrastructure for your managed services clients.

A big payday for Citrix shareholders, MDR from IT By Design and Vijilan, bright new projectors from Epson, and proof that mom REALLY shouldn’t have thrown out your old John Madden Football games are a few of the stories we’ve finally brought your way.

A vendor whose remote support applications have been help desk mainstays for years now offers tools for building complete, industry-specific augmented reality solutions as well.

The forecast for this episode? Continuing business-building insights and information with pockets of fun. That’s courtesy of Matt, Rich, and returning guest host Dave Seibert, of channel pro IT Innovators and the SMB TechFest event series.

Three new plans unveiled today replace five earlier options, and add new capabilities like DNS filtering and automated incident response.

BDR from AWS, Azure security from Fortinet, Microsoft 365 subscription management from HP, and a new world record for jumping over cars on a pogo stick from “”Ty-so-Fly”” Phillips (pictured) are but a few of the stories we finally have coming your way.

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) is launching its most expansive product release yet at OpenText World, which gets started this morning. Cloud Editions 21.4 (CE 21.4) introduces new integrations, applications and products to help customers adapt to modern work, navigate global supply chains, connect with customers, protect information and optimize developer experiences.

Ready to automate and accelerate as-a-service solutions? Well then, gentlemen (and ladies), you know what to do. So does Ingram Micro, as Matt and Rich discuss with co-host Seana Fippin, of MSP Red Box Business Solutions, who also chimes in on the new platform and RMM solution ConnectWise introduced this week, OpenText buying Zix, and how to hold effective virtual meetings at a hybrid workplace.

The ransomware functionality is a down payment on what OpenText says will be an extensive list of security features in Carbonite solutions that draw on expertise and threat intelligence from the company’s Webroot unit.

Hardware from Apple and Google, software from NetApp, security integrations from Acronis and SaaS Alerts, and an uninvited intergalactic visitor for a woman in British Columbia are just a few of the many stories we waited until now to tell you about.

New partner integrations from Google, new hardware from Acer, new security software from OpenText, and a new rental option in Japan are among the many stories we really, truly meant to tell you about earlier this week.

Home security tools from Palo Alto, Kaspersky, and iDrive, a slender new laptop from Samsung, and a cat definitely NOT suited to apartment living are just a few of the stories we’re now at long last bringing your way.

Smaller chips from Intel, container security software from Bitdefender, professional services from OpenText, and “”puptails”” for your pooch are among the all too numerous stories we’ve finally brought you way.

The optional add-on, which features blockchain-based file notarization and electronic signature functionality, is designed to help organizations deliver secure online file sharing to work-from-home users.

Apps for Zoom, private equity money for ScalePad, a new alliance between Splashtop and Addigy, and a new option for eco-conscious cocaine buyers are among the many stories we took our sweet time bringing you this week.

OpenText announces a new customer data platform, a new AI-driven solution to uncover and remediate high-risk content and expanded cloud API services

Cybersecurity and data analytics executive to accelerate Secureworks market expansion

Speaking at ChannelPro’s SMB Forum last week, business development VP Rob Rae (pictured) said the respect MSPs have earned in the last year keeping SMBs afloat provides an opening for selling security, continuity, and other much needed services.

A smart print service from HP, svelte laptops from Samsung, megabucks for Proofpoint, and the mother of all Blockbuster late return penalties are among the many stories we took our sweet time telling you about this week.

iGoodies from Apple, provisioning help from HP, management tools from Ivanti, and a first-time paraglider’s unusual strategy for getting over his fear of flying are among the stories we just barely got you before the weekend.

A spin-off for VMware, data center chips from NVIDIA, new laptops from Microsoft, and a crime wave involving little plastic bricks are all among the many stories we’ve finally managed to bring your way.

The new pricing scheme lets subscribers flexibly layer advanced capabilities on top of Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, which now provides no-cost access to an extensive menu of security and data protection features.

Part of the vendor’s “cyber resilience” strategy, the new feature guards against accidental and malicious deletion of backups by automatically syncing images from local appliances to Datto’s cloud, according to CISO Ryan Weeks (pictured).

Security goodies from Keeper, Sophos, and RocketCyber, new execs for BitTitan and NinjaRMM, and the perfect play set for work-from-home drones in training are but a few of the stories we’re finally bringing your way.

The new product, which will provide disaster recovery for Azure-based workloads, fits within a larger “cyber resilience” strategy that also includes security offerings like the software Datto officially bought this week, according to CEO Tim Weller (pictured).

Version 8.0 of the vendor’s Unified Data Protection solution adds integration with Sophos Intercept X to the product’s on-premises software edition, and lets users backup Nutanix Files, Nutanix Objects, and Oracle databases.

The new system is designed to help Cloud Access Security Broker developers identify, classify, and control access to cloud applications more completely and accurately.

HCI from MSFT, AWS backup from Veeam, Salesforce and ServiceNow support from TeamViewer, and a new Olympic sport for people who can spin on their head are a few of the stories we really meant to bring your way earlier this week.

The October 1 full-day virtual event offered Canadian-based IT consultants, VARs, and MSPs expert advice on how to profit from managed IT, security services, and emerging markets.

Azure news aplenty from Microsoft, new PCs from HP and Razer, and the overalls of choice for people with more dollars than sense are all among the stories we’re finally bringing your way before the weekend starts.

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX), (TSX: OTEX) released a new report, COVID-19 Clicks: How Phishing Capitalized on a Global Crisis that sheds light on what people know

An industry first, according to Webroot, the new feature is designed to safeguard DNS traffic from snooping and manipulation, and is especially relevant at a time when millions of work-from-home employees are relying on poorly secured home networks.

Introduced in response to spiking demand for remote management capabilities among businesses with work-from-home employees, the new package offers a subset of relevant features from Pulseway’s core managed services suite at a lower price.

Management of Carbonite backup software through Webroot’s admin portal will precede deeper “cyber resilience” integration between products from the two vendors, which became part of OpenText last year, according to CTO Hal Lonas (pictured).

Relaxed revenue targets for HPE partners, subscription pricing for SolarWinds users, and two clear signs that all the quality time we’re spending indoors is making some of us a little crazy were among the many stories we’ve waited until now to bring your way.

$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).

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.

Users of Untangle’s NG Firewall can now perform endpoint scans, view information about previous scans, and navigate to the Webroot Management Console from directly inside the Untangle Command Center administration tool (pictured).

A mashup between VMware and Kubernetes, an alliance between AVANT and Zoom, new Wi-Fi hardware from D-Link, and a new way to satisfy your toilet paper hoarding urge are just a few of the stories we’re belatedly bringing your way.

Executives like SonicWall CEO Bill Conner (pictured) increasingly see forging alliances with dozens of outsourced SOC operators as a more efficient way to build a managed security channel than recruiting thousands of MSPs one by one.

Webroot Also Observed a 125% Increase in Malware Targeting Windows 7Æ

AI-powered intelligent information management platform simplifies daily work and drives user adoption by enabling access to external repositories and systems from directly within Microsoft Office 365

New Intelligent Metadata Layer Uses Artificial Intelligence to Eliminate Information Silos and Simplify the User Experience Without Disrupting Existing Systems and Processes

Coming in November, HP’s JetAdvantage On Demand service will allow resellers to track and remotely manage licenses for print-related applications from HP itself and third-party ISVs.

With the addition of the new cloud connectors, kiteworks offers full IT visibility of cloud content sharing for compliance.