StillSecure generated some managed services and cloud services chatter earlier this year through partnerships with XO Communications and CoreSite. Now, StillSecure is playing an encore by launching File Integrity Monitoring, which could help MSPs and their customers to meet regulatory compliance mandates.
Network Strategies Inc. (NSI), a managed services provider, has agreed to offer StillSecure‘s managed security and compliance services to end customers. Here’s a closer look at the relationship.
Network security specialist StillSecure has partnered with a pair of companies — CoreSite and XO Communications — to help push its security solutions into the managed security service provider space (MSSP), according to StillSecure Chief Architect Dave Greenstein (pictured). CoreSite and XO will develop the infrastructure needed for StillSecure to deploy its services.
Data center expansion continues, with more initiatives surfacing in the past week. The latest efforts involve such companies as Data Foundry, SunGard Availability Services and Verizon Business. On the one hand, the new initiatives suggest growing demand for cloud, hosted and managed services. But on the other hand, some skeptics are starting to wonder if there will be too many data center providers. Here’s a look at the situation.
MSPs may purchase a number of products to help them manage a customer’s on premise gear, but there’s another type of tool now on offer: an emerging set of technologies designed to manage the cloud-based resources MSPs provide. Among the newcomers is OS33, a New York start up that spun out of an MSP. OS33 this week announced public availability of its SaaS-based automation platform, which aims to help MSPs deliver multi-tenant cloud IT services.
