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The 10 Top News Stories Of 2019 (So Far)
by Rick Whiting
Cloud outages, the JEDI cloud contract controversy, blockbuster vendor and channel acquisitions, the rise of Everything-as-a-Service and a wave of attacks against MSPs are among the top news stories so far in 2019.
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10 Hot Cybersecurity Companies To Watch In 2020
by Michael Novinson
Many of the industry's fastest-growing vendors will have their hands full in 2020 integrating major acquisitions, completing their first year as a publicly-traded company, or rolling out new partner programs and technical capabilities.
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The 10 Biggest Data Breaches of 2019
by Michael Novinson
More than 137 million records were exposed in the 10 biggest data breaches in 2019, with six of the 10 largest incidents occurring at medical or healthcare organizations and two taking place at government agencies.
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The 10 Most Controversial Companies Of 2019
by Steven Burke
Whether it was a security vendor hit by hackers, whistleblower accusations of hiding damaging figures or a major channel policy change that raised the ire of partners, 2019 was a year filled with controversial companies. Here’s our list of the top 10 most controversial.
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The 10 Biggest Ransomware Attacks of 2019
by Michael Novinson
Multinational manufacturers and U.S. city and county governments spent more $176 million responding to the biggest ransomware attacks of 2019, spending on everything from rebuilding networks and restoring backups to paying the hackers ransom.
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The 10 Biggest Cybersecurity News Stories Of 2019
by Michael Novinson
The cybersecurity industry has in 2019 seen lots of outside money to address challenges around data and identity, with vendors tapping into the deep pockets of venture capital and IPOs, while many MSPs have found themselves under siege.
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The 10 Hottest Ransomware Protection Tools Of 2019
by Michael Novinson
The 10 tools leading the way in the ransomware protection market have emphasized assessing infrastructure for attack readiness, identifying ransomware patterns both before and during execution, and isolating infected endpoints to prevent lateral movement.
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30 Notable IT Executive Moves: November 2019
by Dylan Martin
The sale of Symantec's enterprise business to Broadcom led to two of November's largest IT executive moves, which also included leadership shakeups at Juniper Networks, BlackBerry, T-Mobile, Docker and Dell Technologies.
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The 10 Hottest New Cybersecurity Tools Of 2019
by Michael Novinson
The 10 new cybersecurity tools capturing the market’s attention allow businesses to better assess, prioritize, detect, and respond to threats by automating repeatable processes and ensuring security teams are dealing with the most important alerts.
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10 Hottest Cloud Security Tools Of 2019
by Michael Novinson
The 10 tools making noise in the cloud security market have emphasized the safe migration of applications and data, maintaining compliance in the public cloud, and correlating threat activity in disparate clouds.
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The 5 Best-Selling Data Loss Prevention And Endpoint Protection Brands In Q3 2019
by Michael Novinson
Symantec, McAfee and IBM sold the most data loss prevention and endpoint protection tools through the channel during the third quarter of 2019. See how much money they earned and who else cracked the Top 5 list.
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HoJin Kim: Pay-As-You-Go Model Is A Profitability Game-Changer For SonicWall Partners
by Steven Burke
SonicWall Vice President of Worldwide Channels HoJin Kim said the company’s shift to a pay-as-you-go monthly model opens the door for partners to drive big increases in profitability.
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The 10 Hottest Cybersecurity Startups Of 2019
by Michael Novinson
The 10 hottest cybersecurity startups include companies solving challenges around identity control, complying with new privacy regulations, and safeguarding cloud platforms and IoT assets.
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5 Boldest Statements From Orion Hindawi At Tanium Converge 2019
by Michael Novinson
Tanium CEO Orion Hindawi calls out Microsoft’s strategy in the management platform space, questions the long-term prospects for niche security products, and urges customers to redouble their efforts around basic security hygiene.
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