How Ransomware Became A Nightmare For Tyler Technologies, Other Solution Providers
20 Technology Skills Wanted By Amazon, Other Top Employers
by Donna Goodison
CRN looks at the most in-demand technology skills, the top technology jobs that companies are trying to fill and which cities and states have the most tech job listings.
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by Donna Goodison
‘The go-to-market globally was around $750 million last year,’ says Jonathan Bauer, Deloitte Consulting’s AWS alliance leader. ‘We have aspirations of doubling and tripling that over the course of the next few years.’
by O’Ryan Johnson
In a late Friday afternoon update to the single page of attack information that now passes for Tyler Technologies’ website, the company admitted to being hit by ransomware, but insisted customers were safe.
by O’Ryan Johnson
Ransomware groups have launched attacks on some of the world’s largest solution providers in 2020 thanks to a new approach that puts the dissemination of victim data - rather than merely encrypting stolen files - at the center of everything they do.
by Michael Novinson
From implementing user-specific access control policies and presenting applications through the cloud to preparing for staff augmentation and core system outages, here are the big issues a coronavirus business continuity plan should address.
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The 100 People You Don’t Know But Should 2020
by Jennifer Follett
CRN’s 100 People You Don’t Know But Should spotlights some of the channel’s best and brightest people who may not be as visible as some channel chiefs or CEOs but are just as important to the partner community.
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The Coolest Laptops Using Intel’s New Tiger Lake Processors
by Dylan Martin
CRN looks at some of the coolest ultrathin laptops coming out with Intel’s new Tiger Lake processors, both for consumer and business segments. Some go the fancy route while others go big on memory, security or being superlight.
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Apple iPhone SE Vs. Samsung Galaxy A51: Head-To-Head
by Kyle Alspach
The CRN Test Center compares Apple’s iPhone SE 2 with Samsung’s budget-friendly Galaxy A51.
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Hootsuite’s ICE Contract Still Active With Maryland Solution Provider
by Joseph F. Kovar
However, given that the actual contract awardee is a solution provider, Rockville, Md.-based FCN, it is not clear the deal was called off despite Hootsuite’s and its CEO’s statements that the company will not work with ICE.
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The United Partner Experience: Outsmart Bad Actors with Kaspersky
by Katie Bavoso
MSPs and MSSPs have a unique opportunity to fill a growing need for automated cybersecurity tools. Choose a vendor that uses threat intelligence in every solution they make for full visibility into your clients’ networks.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Sept. 25, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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Ahana Launches Cloud-Native Managed Service For Presto
by Rick Whiting
The big data startup also expanded its seed funding with an additional $2.3 million from Lux Capital and GV.
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Intel, AMD, Ampere and Nvidia Leaders on Oracle’s Next-Gen Cloud Lineup
by Joseph Tsidulko
Next year, Oracle will outfit its public infrastructure cloud with cutting-edge processors from Intel, AMD, and Ampere; and its new Nvidia A100 powered GPU platform comes online next week.
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The Best (And Worst) States For Entrepreneurship And Innovation
by Rick Whiting
Solution providers looking for expansion opportunities and entrepreneurs dreaming of starting their own solution provider business should consider states with business environments that foster innovation.
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Synnex: Coronavirus Pandemic Driving Digital Transformation
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We expect digital transformation growth will accelerate even more, creating many opportunities. Given the expectation, our new normal life will require more IT support and infrastructure. We at Synnex are planning and investing to ensure we can support you during this expected resurgence,’ says Synnex President and CEO Dennis Polk.
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Depth Security Co-Founder: Networks Only As Safe As ‘Weakest Link’
by O’Ryan Johnson
“You‘re only as secure as your weakest link and it may be an application that you purchased that’s sitting on your perimeter,” says Gene Abramov, principal security consultant at Depth Security, which is owned by All Covered.
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