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Leading SASE Cloud Security Provider iboss Named One of the Top 150 Cybersecurity Companies To Watch Share Article Cybercrime Magazine “Hot 150” List Recognizes the Most Innovative Companies in the Cybersecurity Market Our cloud-native SASE model ensures safety & productivity no matter where employees are located and as a result, organizations of all sizes — from Fortune 5 to midmarket firms — are increasingly turning to us to help them protect their workforces and accelerate their digi...

5 Companies That Came To Win This Week For the week ending Jan. 8, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel. By Rick Whiting January 08, 2021, 02:58 PM EST The Week Ending Jan. 8 Topping this week’s Came to Win list is Proofpoint for hiring channel superstar Joe Sykora to be its first global channel chief. Also making the list are AI chip startup Tenstorrent and wireless edge networking vendor Cradlepoint for their own ...

Premium Content Subscriber only After the year that has been, January 2020 feels like a lifetime ago and with Covid-19 dominating the news, it’s hard to remember some of the other things that happened. Take a look back at some of the stories that made the news in January last year. A Bundaberg company began writing the next chapter, as work began on a new $3 million facility. Grillex (formerly Unisite Group) design and produce a variety of commercial outdoor community infrastructure, includ...

iboss Appoints Cybersecurity Industry Veteran May Mitchell As Senior Vice President of Marketing Share Article Former Cylance & Symantec Executive Will Oversee Growth Strategies for Leading SASE Cloud Security Provider I’m excited to leverage the full spectrum of field sellers, alliance and channel partners to continue driving growth for iboss and adoption of its industry-leading suite of products as customers accelerate their digital business transformation. B...

The future of the Burnett Heads Gateway Marina was back on the agenda at today’s Bundaberg Regional Council ordinary meeting; only this time it wasn’t smooth sailing. While the motion for approval of a preliminary approval application for Stage 2 with conditions was eventually reached, it wasn’t without discussion. Cr Greg Barnes put forward a proposed amendment which was deemed “out of order” by Mayor Jack Dempsey and failed as well as a motion of dissent which was also voted down. ...