Managed security services provider (MSSP) stories - Page 7

New Zealand IT firm Advantage focuses on traditional IT, infrastructure-as-a-service, disaster recovery, and managed security services.

Ingram Micro NZ VMware BDM Adam Saunders explains VMware’s solutions for end to end security, from the device to the data centre and cloud.

The programme will provide structure and support for multiple MSSP and MDR provider business models for its managed service practice.

Acronis survey reveals that security is the most in-demand service from managed service providers, with 97% prioritizing data protection.

Accenture was recognised as having one of the most comprehensive security advisory and security assessment offerings.

However, a new Business Report indicates that MSPs could lose vital business if they don’t balance their portfolio services accordingly.

In IDC’s Asia/Pacific Managed Security Services 2020 Vendor Assessment, Accenture was recognised for its approach to both industry and customers.

As organisations look to unify their security posture they are moving towards outsourced security models from more in-house or hybrid security approaches.

NTT Ltd has been named as a Leader in IDC’s Marketscape: Asia/Pacific Managed Security Services 2020 Vendor Assessment.

Once the integration is complete, customers and partners will have access to a security platform that bridges the network and user perimeter.

Thycotic's 2019 revenues surged 67%, driven by a robust demand for privileged access management solutions and strengthened channel partnerships.

Consistent security is a business enabler: it lowers the cost of sales, shortens the sales cycle and facilitates deployment and support, Fortinet finds.

ANZ's spending on security services is set to surge, with the Asia-Pacific MSS market projected to hit USD $20.2 billion by year-end, says GlobalData.

Shadow IT – cloud applications that store corporate data unbeknownst to IT – not only increase risk but can actually violate data privacy laws.

MSSPs can boost revenues and client engagement with Fortinet's optimised security solutions, offering scalable, fast, and cost-effective network protection.

Avast unveils a SaaS-based internet gateway designed to provide SMBs with enterprise-grade security, eliminating the need for traditional hardware.

Sophos debuts its Managed Threat Response service, offering a fully managed 24/7 threat hunting, detection, and response capability for organisations.

Trustwave unveils the Fusion platform, revolutionising cloud security with enhanced visibility and control for corporate and government environments.

Increasingly, enterprises are adopting managed security services to help them plug any gaps in their protection to achieve consistent security.

The combined organisation will retain The Instillery brand and deliver more than $40 million in revenue with 200 staff across Aotearoa.