Webroot harnesses the cloud and artificial intelligence to protect businesses and individuals against cyber threats. We provide next-gen endpoint protection, network protection, and security awareness training solutions purpose built to help MSPs strengthen their clients’ resilience against cyberattacks. With Webroot, MSPs benefit from greater profitability, lower costs, and competitive advantage.
The “Partner First” plan – which integrates the North America inside sales team with the channel - is designed to provide tighter alignment with partners in a simpler and more streamlined go-to-market model aimed at driving growth in midmarket and SMB.
‘Andrew Manners was loved by the channel,’ says the CEO for a top HPE partner, who did not want to be identified. ‘Losing guys like that doesn’t help. Andrew would fight for the channel and do the right thing. He was a difference-maker for us.’
‘The biggest thing about Laurie is she had the biggest heart in the world,’ says Chris Saso, who met Laurie in the early nineties and was employee No. 4 at Dasher. ‘Laurie was always looking out for others. Laurie was passionate about the Dasher family. She built a business family that was like her personal family. She took so much pride and joy in that. She was the heart and soul of the company.’
The free edition ‘lets customers see how it works and then provides an opportunity for channel partners to make a sale. We’re trying to focus on the low end of the market and let our partners focus on the more value-added opportunities,’ says Quobyte CEO Bjorn Kolbeck.
Thrive, which focuses on the infrastructure side of digital transformation, cloud services, and cybersecurity, has acquired fellow MSP Timlin to give it expertise on the Microsoft application side of the business.
If you’re thinking about adding cybersecurity to your offering or want to change the way you offer your existing security services, now is the right time to stop and evaluate exactly how you should be taking it to market.
Knowing about the hugely diverse set of today’s phishing tactics can help ordinary people, home and business internet users alike, to be more prepared for the inevitable instance when they become the target. Here are 11 common phishing tactics you should know...
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly changed how we do things. In particular, more people have begun working from home than ever before. With the massive increase in remote work, there has also been an explosion in cybercriminal activity like phishing. Not only is phishing still prevalent, but it continues to be on the rise.
Over the last several years, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has maintained consistent growth among businesses. For this report, we surveyed 800 IT professionals with cybersecurity decision making power across the US, UK, Japan, and Australia/New Zealand regions at the end of 2019, and discovered that 96% of respondents now use AI/ML tools in their cybersecurity programs.
When you consider modern attacks, it’s pretty obvious that all businesses—managed service providers (MSPs), small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), etc.—need a strong lineup of cyber-defense tools, not just a barebones firewall and old-fashioned antivirus. Learn more here.
For those of us who remember the days of dial-up: try to recall how long it took to connect, let alone download an image! Today, each of us expects to receive personalized, relevant, and immediate experiences, quickly and without lag, via cloud, mobile, social, and artificial intelligence— while simultaneously expecting our personal data will remain secured and private. Find out more here.
As cybersecurity grows more complex, criminals around the world are evolving along with it. Their methods leave you vulnerable and many organizations are at risk. Staying informed on this ever-changing landscape is vital. In this educational eBook, we explore the minds of hackers and open the window into their world. Find out more.
