Each business day, MSSP Alert broadcasts a quick lineup of news, analysis and chatter from across the managed security services provider ecosystem.
The Content: Written for MSSPs, SOC as a Service (SOCaaS), Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and MSP security providers — and those who need to partner up with such companies.Frequency and Format: Every business morning. Typically one or two sentences for each item below.Reaching Our Inbox: Send news, tips and rumors to [email protected]. A. Today’s MSSP Alerts
1. Partnership - MSSP Services: Global IT consulting giant
Infosys, a Top 250 MSSP, will integrate
Qualys VMDR and Multi-Vector EDR into its CyberNext Platform, a managed security service offering.
2. Talent - MSSP: Velocity has promoted
Ben DeSpain to chief people officer. DeSpain joined Velocity in 2019 and has most recently served as vice president of human resources.
3. Cisco Security and XDR: Is Cisco SecureX the same as XDR?
The networking giant offers some perspectives here.4. Network Security Policy Management:
FireMon has unveiled an
agile network security policy management (NSPM) platform to enable cloud and digital transformation initiatives, the company says.
5. Partner Program - Launch: New Net Technologies (NNT), a provider of cybersecurity and compliance software, has announced its global Partner First Program for the company's Change Control solutions.
6. Partner Program - Momentum: Respond Software, a cybersecurity investigation automation company, has added 23 VAR and MSP/MSSP partners reaching more than 100 customers, the company says.
7. Marketplace - Identity and Access Management (IAM): Auth0 has launched the
Auth0 Marketplace, a trusted partner integrations catalog for customers.
8. New Headquarters: Milton Security has relocated its headquarters from Fullerton to the City of Brea, in the heart of Orange County, California.
9. Data Protection: Thales has launched the
CipherTrust Data Security Platform, a unified data protection solution that enables organizations to discover, protect, and control their most sensitive data wherever it resides, Thales asserts.
10. Hacker Pleads Guilty: Years after he threatened to publicly release information from hacking victims unless they agreed to his digital extortion demands, Nathan Wyatt is headed to a U.S. prison,
CyberScoop reports. A judge sentenced Wyatt, 39, to five years in prison after he pleaded guilty to assisting a hacking crew known as The Dark Overlord.
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