Just over a year after its release, Palo Alto Networks’ AI-driven security operations offering, XSIAM, is on track to be its fastest-growing product to date.…
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How Palo Alto Networks XSIAM Is Starting To Displace SIEM
The rapid growth Palo Alto Networks is seeing for its Cortex XSIAM offering is being fueled by customers switching from existing SIEM products, thanks in…
NTT Data To Buy SAP, ServiceNow Standout Sapphire
NTT Data is looking to boost its SAP and ServiceNow sales and global customer reach with the planned acquisition of midmarket specialist Sapphire. The deal is part of NTT Data’s goal…
Panasonic Connect Launches As A Service For Hardware; New Services For Partners: Exclusive
Panasonic Connect is rolling out its first official as-a-service model and two new services as the company redefines its mobility strategy for its robust channel…
AMD Continues PC CPU Sales Rebound As Server Chip Sales Perk Up
AMD said PC CPU sales grew in the double digits in the third quarter, continuing a recovery from a slowdown that has dragged down the…
Microsoft 365 Copilot Goes GA, Bringing GenAI To Enterprise Customers
Tuesday marks the first day of general availability for Microsoft 365 Copilot for enterprise customers, meaning partners can finally quote the product for customers and…
SolarWinds May Be Looking To Go Private Again: Report
Observability and IT service management platform developer SolarWinds may be looking to go private in a deal next year. Bloomberg reported Friday that publicly-traded SolarWinds…
Fortinet Exec: New Offer Development Framework Brings Security Best Practices, Policies To MSSPs
MSSPs have become the fastest-growing group of Fortinet partners in terms of revenue, line card and participants, and the company is responding with a big…
Tech Trends Expert On How MSPs Can Harness GenAI To Keep Customers On The Cutting Edge
The explosion of generative AI into the IT market means that MSPs that want to stay relevent need to understand why it is part of…
ControlUp CEO: 5 Reasons Why Partners Need To Jump On Board
ControlUp’s new CEO Jed Ayres plans to transform his digital employee experience software company into a channel-led powerhouse, offering up to 30 percent margins with a product that…