Sector Guide In the cloud Malwarebytes launches ThreatDown for
businesses, partners and MSPs MALWAREBYTES has launched ThreatDown, the product family that protects IT-constrained organisations with cybersecurity. Formerly named Malwarebytes for Business, ThreatDown bundles are purpose-built to overpower threats, while empowering IT, through technologies such as the new Security Advisor dashboard and ThreatDown bundles that combine the technologies and services needed to protect organisations from today’s sophisticated cyber landscape. Today, the company has two business units operating under the Malwarebytes executive leadership team to best serve its two distinct customer bases – Malwarebytes for consumers and ThreatDown for businesses, partners and MSPs – with experts, solutions and a clear mission to meet the needs of each customer base. According to IDC, 60% of mid-market organizations have only 1 to 4 full-time IT people, making complex integrations, installations or management of tech tools formidable. ThreatDown simplifies complex security by combining award-winning detection and remediation with quick deployment and an easy user-interface – in a scalable platform, with one agent and one console to protect people, devices and data in minutes. The ThreatDown portfolio is built on the company’s Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution and Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service. Two new offerings available today embody powerfully simple endpoint security: Security Advisor and ThreatDown Solutions.
NetApp delivers hybrid cloud
solution for the midmarket NETAPP is targeting small and medium businesses with a new bundled virtualization solution that will be sold and marketed by Fujitsu, a VMware and NetApp reseller. The solution delivers an integrated and affordable virtualised infrastructure solution to help small and medium businesses simplify and accelerate the management of traditional and modern applications, sold and supported through Fujitsu and Fujitsu partners. It uses the latest VMware vSphere 8 virtualisation software, Fujitsu PRIMERGY Servers, and NetApp all-flash storage systems, complete with NetApp ONTAP integration to vSphere. The combination of the latest VMware vSphere virtualization
software, Fujitsu PRIMERGY Servers, and NetApp All-Flash systems helps IT organizations deploy a cost-effective and efficient cloud-ready platform that is architected forward to seamlessly move workloads to public cloud providers of choice and bring workloads back on-premises if desired while maintaining operational consistency.
NetApp, Fujitsu, and VMware are focused on helping customers simplify and standardise IT infrastructure and operations. The result for customers is an enterprise-class, virtualised, cloud-smart, and complete infrastructure with simplified procurement, services, and support, affordably priced for the midmarket. The Fujitsu, NetApp, VMware Hybrid Cloud solution is available and sold through Fujitsu directly and through Fujitsu, NetApp, and VMware authorised channel partners.
www.pcr-online.biz TD Synnex introduces
Migrate2Azure TD SYNNEX has introduced its Migrate2Azure service to help smaller Microsoft CSPs get their cloud business moving ahead of the end-of-support (EoS) date on Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2, of 10 October 2023. Migrate2Azure is designed to help Microsoft CSP partners that have opportunities to grow their Microsoft Azure business but do not possess all the capabilities they need to move customer workloads currently deployed on-premises to the cloud platform.
The service is believed to be the first of its kind to be made available to Microsoft partners in the UK and Ireland. It will help smaller CSPs get their Azure business moving and meet customer needs ahead of the end-of-support date on Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2. TD Synnex’s team will migrate applications from in-house or private cloud servers to Azure, free of charge. All proposals put forward for the TD Synnex Migrate2Azure offer will first need to go through a Microsoft Solution Assessment. While this stipulates a minimum size of 25 virtual machines, TD Synnex will consider propositions of a smaller scale. As well as access to TD Synnex’s own Azure specialists, the service will enable partners to drive higher revenues and develop closer relationships with customers without making any additional investment or taking operational risk.
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