SonicGuard.com (a division of BlueAlly) has been awarded Partner of the Year by SonicWall. Here are some key highlights that contributed to this recognition:
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Juniper has integrated Marvis with Zoom, a popular video conferencing platform. By combining data from Zoom and the network, Marvis can predict and troubleshoot video conferencing problems more effectively. It can quickly identify the root cause of issues, proactively troubleshoot, and even predict future problems. This integration reduces support tickets and helps IT teams resolve issues faster.
Upgrade to the Firebox T25/T25-W, delivering up to 3.14 Gbps firewall throughput, ensuring your business remains secure without compromising speed. Equipped with five 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports, this compact yet powerful device provides enterprise-level protection for your SMB environment.
The acquisition of Corporate Armor, founded in 2011, adds an experienced team and vast selection of security, wireless, and data storage products to the BlueAlly offering. Corporate Armor’s dedication to providing best-in-class products to IT departments and service providers nationally, combined with their team’s expertise in data center, network, and cloud security, makes it a valuable addition to the BlueAlly Technology Solutions family.
Brands frequently imitated include Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and Google. It’s not as easy to spot a counterfeit logo as you might think. Buzzfeed has examples of 10 well-known brands and fake logos. Would you be able to spot the fake in an email?
The history of ransomware spans over 30 years. The first specimen, known as the AIDS Trojan, was delivered via physical media using the postal system, and, upon its discovery, was quickly remediated by the security industry. More recent examples have proven comparatively more devastating, most notably the Colonial Pipeline incident, which caused fuel shortages and widespread disruption to much of the US East Coast.
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CEPC is an electric generation and transmission cooperative in Missouri that spans 22,000 square miles, providing power for eight distribution cooperatives, and operates an extensive rural optical network that supports critical infrastructure telecommunications as well as middle-mile connectivity for rural broadband efforts. CEPC selected Infinera’s XTM Series due to its compact, efficient, and flexible design enabling cost-effective scalability in a wide variety of network scenarios. Deployments leveraged a fully ROADM-powered DWDM optical layer and a combination of Layer 1 and 2, 200 Gb/s traffic management solutions.
Cary, North Carolina | March, 2023 — BlueAlly Technology Solutions was recognized by SonicWall for its continued excellence in protecting customers in a challenging cyber threat landscape by earning a 2023 SonicWall Partner Award. The awards honor SonicWall partner organizations worldwide that have gone above and beyond delivering cybersecurity solutions to their customers.
BlueAlly Technology Solutions announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named BlueAlly to its Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Elite 150 category for 2023.
Malware is software designed to disrupt, leak information, that silently hampers computer security and privacy. It is a class of software that includes a wide variety of threats. Attackers use it to infiltrate, disrupt, and exploit vulnerable computers. Forbes reports that 94% of malware sent to small businesses is delivered via email.
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CARY, NC. – 2 February 2023 – BlueAlly Technology Solutions, a Source Capital portfolio company, announced today that it has acquired n2grate Government Technology Solutions, an IT solutions firm specialized in delivering strategic information technology services for large commercial and government clients.
These statistics are reflected in the headlines. It seems that not a week goes by without hearing the news of another cyber attack—seemingly impenetrable companies like Rockstar, Meta, Samsung, Uber, and American Airlines have all fallen victim to these cyber criminals.
Abnormal Security’s CISO, Mike Britton consolidates some of the best advice from a three-part webinar series on the current state of risk found in email-based cyberattacks