(NOTE: This story was originally posted to CRN.com Oct. 11.)
An Evolving Market
A wave of new technologies, aimed at solving problems that network security offerings haven't clearly fixed, has led to a resurgence in the endpoint security market in recent months.
From an executive departure to an announcement of a new channel program, here's a look at five news stories of interest to the channel from the week of Oct. 3-7, focusing on key numbers within those stories.
(NOTE: This article was originally posted to CRN.com Oct. 4.)
Cisco and Dell are pledging their support for their VCE partnership, but partners will apparently not be surprised if that changes within a few months.
In fact, partners contacted by CRN expect new sales incentives and architectural changes to impact the wildly successful VCE alliance.
In the opening days of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, here are three perspectives for solution providers to help their clients fill any and all security holes in their infrastructures.
(NOTE: This story was originally posted to CRN.com Sept. 28.)
Storage vendor NetApp, targeting more growth in its small and mid-size business market, is rolling out changes to its channel program that include a "hard deck" component.
Most cyberattacks involve criminals exploiting some sort of security weakness. That weakness could be down to a poorly chosen password, a user who falls for a fake login link, or an attachment that someone opened without thinking.
How to Win Clients and Influence Purchasing Decisions
Managed service providers looking to incubate a security practice should leverage penetration testing as targeted marketing, prepare a comprehensive incident response plan and offer clients a foundational security bundle, according to a panel discussion Tuesday.