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Here’s Why Cisco Was Ordered To Pay $1.9B To Centripetal Networks For Patent Infringement
by Joseph Tsidulko
Centripetal Networks sued Cisco on claims the networking giant incorporated its network protection technology into its network switches and routers and the monitoring offerings that analyze their data.
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How Ransomware Became A Nightmare For Tyler Technologies, Other Solution Providers
by Michael Novinson
Here’s a look at why ransomware operators began targeting solution providers and what caused some groups to forgo attacks against small MSPs in favor of hitting massive systems integrators like Tyler Technologies, Cognizant, Conduent and DXC Technology.
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11 Things To Have In Your Coronavirus Business Continuity Plan
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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10 Things You Need In An Email Security Service
by Michael Novinson
From detecting snowshoe spam and compromised cloud accounts to providing simulated phishing attacks, sentiment analysis and oversight of east-west traffic, here are 10 things companies should look for in an email security service.
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The 11 Hottest Cybersecurity Certifications In 2020
by Michael Novinson
From public cloud security and administering and engineering firewalls to ethical hacking, risk management and incident response, here’s a look at some of 2020’s most in-demand cybersecurity certifications.
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8 Important Features You Need In An Endpoint Security Tool
by Michael Novinson
From having the ability to remove agents and detect malicious scripting to probing the behavior of machines rather than signature models, here are eight things companies need in an endpoint security tool.
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10 Tips For Choosing The Best MSSP For Your Company
by Michael Novinson
From probing the MSSP’s reporting and quality management process to using a third-party adviser to benchmark competing MSSPs on price and scope, here are 10 things customers should consider when selecting an MSSP.
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10 Ransomware Protection Tools You Need To Know About
by Michael Novinson
The 10 tools leading the way in the ransomware protection market have emphasized categorizing files at the point of execution, stopping threats without IOC signatures and preventing malicious applications from running on servers.
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Equinix Breach: 7 Things To Know About Netwalker Ransomware Attacks
by Michael Novinson
Despite only being active for six months, Netwalker has crippled schools, hospitals and governments and has already earned more than $25 million in ransom payments. Now that Equinix is the latest victim, here’s what the channel needs to know.
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15 Top IT Risk Management Leaders: Gartner Magic Quadrant
by Mark Haranas
Here are the IT risk management market leaders in Gartner’s new 2020 Magic Quadrant, including ServiceNow, MetricStream, IBM, LogicManager and RSA.
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5 Big Bets Barracuda Is Making To Become A $1 Billion Vendor
by Michael Novinson
From a simplified line card to new business systems to a robust Microsoft relationship, Barracuda President and CEO BJ Jenkins breaks down how the company plans to reach $1 billion in revenue within the next four years.
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Emerging Security Vendors To Know In 2020
by Rick Whiting
As part of CRN’s Emerging Vendors for 2020, here are 55 hot security startups, founded in 2014 or later, that solution providers should be aware of.
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The 10 Coolest New Cybersecurity Tools And Products Of 2020 (So Far)
by Michael Novinson
The 10 cybersecurity tools and products making noise in the market have emphasized workflow automation, asset protection and downtime minimization to better safeguard clouds, endpoints and mobile devices.
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The 11 Biggest Ransomware Attacks Of 2020 (So Far)
by Michael Novinson
Municipal governments, universities and private businesses have spent more than $144 million responding to the biggest ransomware attacks of 2020 (so far), spending on everything from rebuilding networks and restoring backups to paying the hackers ransom.
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