SolarWinds stories

Thomas LaRock talks us through DBA, DataOps, and how SolarWinds is helping organisations navigate challenges and opportunities in their journeys.>>

It is attacking resellers and other technology service providers that customise, deploy and manage cloud services and other technologies on behalf of their customers. >>

The rapid shift to remote work and the decentralisation of network control and visibility away from the enterprise core comes with risks capable of making any IT pro nervous.>>

As tech pros look to the future, 62% of respondents say they're motivated to succeed in their roles and nearly all (81%) agree there will be multiple opportunities to develop and enhance their careers in the next year.>>

Nearly every industry was confronted with the acceleration of high-level cybersecurity breaches, highlighting the potential risk of incomplete security policies and procedures.>>

IT security professionals and developers aren’t completely confident in their ability to defend against another SolarWinds/Codecov-style supply chain attack.>>

Organisations that are heavily or entirely reliant on Microsoft infrastructure, services and applications can take several steps to shore up their security.>>

The Kaseya calamity can one day be remembered as a tipping point that led eventually to a better security posture, writes Vectra AI CEO Hitesh Sheth.>>

“Organisations are clearly struggling to keep up with the volume and impact of cyber attacks coming from well-funded and well-organised nation states.">>

Failure to employ best-of-breed security practices may result in a very uncomfortable talk with CEOs and boards of directors.>>

Prieto will manage the entire region, where he will oversee Solarwinds’ strategy and direction for growth there.>>

The company says the new appointments will bolster the company’s customer experience, security and product innovations.>>

The awards recognise SolarWinds’ partners and distributors for their achievements in delivering services and expertise to customers.>>

Microsoft, Shell, GoDaddy, MobiKwik — these are just some of the high-profile company's on the receiving end of sophisticated attacks, writes Bitglass senior director of marketing Jonathan Andresen.>>

Adversaries are highly adaptable as they conduct sophisticated attacks, particularly against remote workers, digital supply chains, and core networks.>>

The network detection and response company says between late March and early October 2020, detections of probable malicious activity increased by approximately 150%, including detections of lateral movement, privilege escalation and command and control beaconing.>>

According to the company, this free assessment seeks to help organisations navigate through times of uncertainty as attacks continue to grow in sophistication and complexity across the broad range of identity-centric risks.>>

Hackers breached software provider SolarWinds, directly infecting the company’s Orion software as well as several local, state and federal agencies.>>

The addition of the SentryOne products will amplify the support SolarWinds can offer for Microsoft and Microsoft Azure environments.>>

Ranked 1st by IDC for network management software market share – 2nd, 3rd and 4th by Gartner across ITOM performance analysis categories by revenue.>>

“We are in an ultra-hybrid world with multi-everything, and in order to successfully navigate this landscape, ITOps, DevOps, and SecOps teams need to more closely align.">>

Simplicity, visibility and solution synergy have put SolarWinds into the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring.>>

SolarWinds has officially extended its relationship with M.Tech as a value-added distributor for China. The pair share the overarching aim to extend operations in this market.>>

“We strongly value our partners, and our ability to drive customer success includes our vast partner network. It's heartening to see strong confidence shared by our partners worldwide.">>