Kaseya in the News

Cloud computing living up to the hype

10/11/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Cloud computing has lived up to its hype, with its worldwide revenue roughly estimated to be £7.

Microsoft patches critical Windows 7 flaw, but no word on Duqu

09/11/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft has issued patches for one critical and three less serious flaws for Windows 7, but the Duqu exploit remains at large, reports CNet.

Malware links discovered on StartUp Britain page

08/11/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Malware links have been discovered on the newly-launched StartUp Britain website, according to IT Pro.

Businesses can now create pages on Google+

08/11/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Google+ has opened up its pages feature to businesses, attracting big names like the Muppets, O2, Save the Children and Burberry to the network.

Microsoft patches tackle software issues

05/11/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft has released two patches as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday cycle.

Microsoft issues "temporary" Duqu fix

04/11/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Firms have been advised to run their patch management software following the release of a temporary Microsoft "fix" designed to suppress the Duqu computer virus.

Flexible working devices can shift IT priorities elsewhere

03/11/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Employee desire to work from a mobile device is offering IT departments an excellent opportunity to offload support for them, says Cisco UK's chief technology officer.

Moving to managed services could cut costs, writes expert

03/11/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Businesses could cut costs by at least 25 per cent by shifting to managed services software.

East Sussex County Council plans £100m WAN

01/11/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

East Sussex County Council has issued a tender to deploy a Wide Area Network (WAN) covering East Sussex, West Sussex, Brighton and Hove to the tune of £100 million.

Cyber attacks on UK at "disturbing" levels

31/10/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

The number of cyber attacks on the UK has risen to "disturbing" levels, experts have claimed.

US Tennis Association saves cash through cloud services

28/10/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The US Tennis Association (USTA) is making massive savings by running a number of key components in its Citrix XenApp environment off the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud.

Lack of IT security forcing firms to close

27/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

An incredible one in three businesses close due to human error as staff remain "unaware of even basic IT security," reports Fresh Business Thinking.

Green IT services could add to London's growing economy

27/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya articles

London's growing green economy could swell to a massive £27 billion by April 2013, reports Business Green.

Ban Ki-Moon highlights importance of IT in green economy

25/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya articles

United Nations (UN) secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon has suggested IT plays a vital role in the development of green, sustainable economic growth.

Cyber criminals costing UK "billions"

24/10/2011 David Howells, Kaseya articles

Online security breaches are costing the UK economy billions of pounds, experts suggest.

Government IT savings strategy revealed

21/10/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The government has pledged to save £1.4 billion over the next four years via its new ICT strategy.

Data security breaches on the rise, claims expert

21/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Data breaches have risen by a massive 58 per cent in the last year, according to Information Commissioner Christopher Graham.

Gaddafi photos email part of malware scheme

21/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The death of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi has been capitalised on by computer hackers looking to implant malware on networks, reports gmanews.

Ofsted launches school review website

20/10/2011 Elizabeth Smythe,

Parents will be given the chance to rate their child's school via a new website, BBC News reports.

Workers' personal information published by Scottish council

19/10/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Dumfries and Galloway has been left red-faced after it emerged that a spreadsheet containing staff salaries was available online for two months.

Google teams up with Citizens Advice for IT help website

18/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Search engine giant Google has joined forces with Citizens Advice to launch a basic help guide regarding online security and privacy issues, reports Fresh Business Thinking.

Advanced hospital IT system saves 16000 lives

18/10/2011 Elizabeth Smythe, Kaseya articles

An advanced IT system has helped save thousands of hospital patients' lives, publictechnology.net reports.

Smartphone security sacrificed for convenience

17/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya articles

People are increasingly at risk of losing sensitive information via their smartphones, as cyber criminals are upping their production of malware.

Manchester Business Growth Hub mooted

14/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya articles

Commercial experts in the north west of England are aiming to spur on economic growth in the region by launching an advisory service for businesses.

Sony user accounts hacked for umpteenth time

13/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya articles

Sony has taken the measure of locking 93,000 accounts on its Playstation Network service after unknown attackers attempted to sign-in to account without permission.

IT technology delivers multiple sustainability advantages

13/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya articles

It is up to the chief information officer (CIO) - or equivalent IT head - to harness the power of technology to push sustainable strategies forward.

IT automation versus desktop virtualisation

12/10/2011 Koby Amedume, Channelweb.co.uk

Koby Amedume says automation software should be considered as an alternative to desktop virtualisation

Sustainable services are the future claims report

11/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Businesses should be promoting sustainable goods and services, despite the precarious nature of the economy, reports Business Green.

Lulzsec for last hurrah with Sun emails

11/10/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Lulzsec has returned to the fore with claims that it is sitting on a cache of emails from The Sun newspaper.

New research highlights importance of patching

10/10/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Regular patching is the most important step users can take to protect their PC.

First trace of Halloween-themed malware

07/10/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The first traces of Halloween-themed malware have been spotted on the internet.

Websense hasn't eliminated Facebook malware threat, claim experts

07/10/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Facebook's partnership with Websense is failing to fully protect users from malware, claim IT security experts.

Cyberspace the fifth dimension of warfare

06/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

An industry blog has labelled cyberspace the fifth dimension of warfare after land, sea, air and space; highlighting the extent of the problem facing security teams.

IT budgets being wasted on poor software

05/10/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Users are feeling the frustration of slow, complicated IT software as businesses continue to waste IT budgets on poor systems, reports Fresh Business Thinking

Facebook steps up battle against malware

04/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

Facebook has taken steps to try to protect its users against the threat of malware coming from shortened links appearing on the website.

Bogus iPhone5 emails are spreading malware

04/10/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Bogus iPhone5 marketing emails are infecting thousands of computers with malware.

Critical vulnerabilities up 300 per cent this year says IBM

03/10/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

This year has been one of the worst for critical security vulnerabilities within the public computing sector, IBM has announced.

2012 Olympics are forcing datacentre rethink

03/10/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Firms with datacentres in London are relocating their assets in advance of the 2012 Olympic Games amidst concerns that if costs are too high city-wide power loses are likely.

Met Police rockets towards cyber goal

03/10/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

The Metropolitan Police's Central e-Crime Unit (PCeU) currently looks set to meet its target of saving the UK economy more than £504 million through cyber crime reduction over four years.

Massive rise in polymorphic malware

29/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The amount of polymorphic malware being spread by email has dramatically risen over the past month.

Hundreds of GoDaddy websites hacked

27/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

GoDaddy has announced that over 400 websites under its control were hacked last week.

Isle of Man infrastructure heads for the cloud

26/09/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The Isle of Man's entire governmental IT infrastructure has moved to the cloud as part of a money-saving operation, Computing.

Pentagon aims to secure defence suppliers

26/09/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

The Department of Homeland Security in the US has indicated that it will extend the cyber defence of its primary suppliers, having admitted the scale of the threat facing the Pentagon.

Adobe patches critical security flaw

23/09/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Software firm Adobe has patched six critical vulnerabilities in its Flash platform in response to weaknesses affecting Google's email platform Gmail amongst others.

NHS IT scheme scrapped

22/09/2011 Elizabeth Smythe, Kaseya Articles

NHS hospitals are to be allowed to choose their own IT management systems, after an £11 billion IT scheme is scrapped, BBC News reports.

Heidi Klum is the internet's most dangerous celebrit

21/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Heidi Klum is the most dangerous celebrity on the internet, according to a new study.

Cyber security not just issue for IT department, says PwC

21/09/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

While many companies may assume that cyber security is a problem for the IT department to solve, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has suggested such issues deserve to be discussed at the top levels.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries confirm hacker attack

20/09/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan's largest defence contractor, has admitted a breach in security; citing the work of malicious hackers.

Scareware being spread though Skype

20/09/2011 Joe Elvin,

Cyber-criminals are attempting to spread malware via automated Skype calls.

PSN offers users legal ultimatum

19/09/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Following the high profile attack on its network, Sony has threatened to ban all users unless they waive their right to sue in the event of any further breaches.

Facebook releases security guide

19/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Facebook has released a guide for how to avoid downloading malware on your computer via your social networking account.

IT budgets are set to rise by over 1 trillion pounds

19/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Global IT budgets are set to rise by an extra £1.7 trillion next year, claims an industry analyst.

FBI probes explicit photos hack

16/09/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is probing a number of high-profile hacks on celebrity mobile devices after explicit photos were leaked onto the internet, reports The Register.

BitTorrent users become victims of scareware

15/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Thousands of web users may have inadvertently downloaded malware onto their computers, after file-sharing website BitTorrent was infiltrated by cyber-criminals early this morning.

Industrial revolution expected in digital world

14/09/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Britain is facing another industrial revolution; however this time, it will take place in the digital world, according to strategic consultants Booz & Co.

Irish newspaper hack motivated by coverage

13/09/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

The editor of the Irish Catholic newspaper has suggested the recent hacking of the publication's website was probably carried out by a young person who disagreed with featured articles.

Explosion in mobile malware presents new risks

13/09/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Cyber criminals are increasingly attacking cross-platform devices, such as mobile phone and tablets, new research reveals.

Microsoft bizarrely reveal patch Tuesday info early

12/09/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft has uncharacteristically revealed details of next Tuesday's security patches for its Windows operating system and other proprietary software.

The Linux Foundation hacked

12/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The Linux Foundation has been forced to temporarily shut down all its websites after an attack by unidentified cyber-criminals.

Kaseya offers mobile management for iOS and Android devices

06/09/2011 Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk

Systems management firm Kaseya is aiming to help organisations keep on top of staff bringing devices such as the iPhone and iPad into the workplace with a new Mobile Device Management module.

Turkish hackers unrelenting in DNS attacks

05/09/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

A Turkish hacking group has claimed responsibility for redirecting traffic from a handful of high profile websites including The Daily Telegraph, BetFair, Vodafone and computer manufacturer Acer.

Hurricane Irene becomes subject of phishing scam

02/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

American homeland security officials have released a warning about Hurricane Irene-related emails.

Nearly all enterprise networks have gaps in IT security

01/09/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

99 per cent of enterprise networks have some sort of security gap in their IT security defences, according to new research.

IT security improving but firms still worried

01/09/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

A new survey has shown that firms across the world are improving the way they handle cyber security issues, but the topic is still seen as the most potent threat by the majority of companies.

Windows worm hacks 'easy' work passwords

30/08/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Workers should be ready to change their work passwords if a prevalent computer worm hits company networks.

Nokia falls foul of security hack

30/08/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Nokia users are fearing the worst after it emerged that a network of their personal details was hacked.

Data risk is mainly a corporate concern

30/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

A senior police officer has told businesses that the data security threat is a greater concern for firms than for individuals.

Apache to patch DoS vulnerability "within 96 hours"

26/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The Apache web server team has promised that a security flaw, that could lead to a denial-of-service (DoS) attack, will be fixed within the next few days.

IBM announces hybrid cloud service

26/08/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

IBM has announced its creation of a hybrid version of the public cloud; effectively a partnership between both public and private space.

Cyber threats becoming more tailored, says Gartner

25/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

Research firm Gartner has told businesses that they need to revisit any vulnerabilities in their IT systems, as cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated.

Ramnit modification used to hack financial organisations

25/08/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

A modification of the Win32.Ramnit worm, called Zeus, has been used to hack the transaction and authentication processes used by financial institutions

Network stability needed on both sides of the cloud

25/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

As more enterprises invest into the cloud, analysts are warning that firms increasingly need comprehensive network management solutions.

Android "most targeted" mobile OS

24/08/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Android has officially been named as the "most attacked" mobile operating system (OS) in the world, having been subject to the most hacking attempts in quarter two of 2011.

Epson Korea website hacked

24/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals have managed to breach the security of Epson's South Korean website.

Focus on security not image advise security anaylsts

23/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Web developers spend too much time making web pages look attractive, risking their security in the process.

PHP update should be avoided

23/08/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Users of the PHP language should avoid the latest update, as it contains a "serious bug" which could cause the script to run incorrectly, The Register confirmed.

James Caan offers SMEs security advice

23/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Successful entrepreneur James Caan has teamed up with security firm Symantec to offer IT advice to fledgling small and medium businesses (SMEs).

Pubs to offer WiFi thanks to partnership

22/08/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

A joint venture between Heineken and BT Openzone will see some 100 pubs throughout Britain offer WiFi to their customers.

Student in court for 'hacking Facebook'

22/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

A 25-year-old student is facing five charges at Westminster Magistrates' Court following alleged attempts to hack Facebook.

Microsoft pulls "supercookies"

22/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft is to disable so-called "supercookies" that track a user's browsing history even after they have purged their online history.

Cyber criminals 'target businesses of all sizes'

19/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

An IT expert has urged companies to keep security issues at the forefront of their virtualisation plans, since cyber criminals may attack any organisation.

Source code for Spyeye malware leaked

19/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The source code for Spyeye malware has been leaked onto a number of blogs and internet forums.

Disgruntled employee costs company £488K in revenge attack

18/08/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

An employee of a pharmaceutical giant caused disruptions worth £488,000 after he wreaked havoc with company servers following his dismissal.

Swindon councillor could see details published online

18/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

Former leader of the Labour Party in Swindon Councillor Derique Montaut has been contacted by News International (NI) to say that his personal details may end up on the internet following a recent security breach.

Political activists using malware to spread views

18/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Political activists are increasingly using malware to spread bureaucratic statements across the world, it has been claimed.

IPv6 to open up new security challenges

17/08/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

The adoption of internet protocol version six (IPv6) will bring with it a number of advantages, but there will also be security challenges to overcome, reports Computer Weekly.

Cyber-criminals increasingly targeting routers

17/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals are increasingly targeting internet routers as devices on which to store malware.

Levels of malicious spam reach two-year high

17/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Levels of malicious spam have risen to a two-year high this week, according to a number of IT security labs.

'Blocked credit card' emails contain malware

16/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Cyber criminals have been posing as credit card companies in order to fool email users into downloading malware.

U.S websites most prevalent spreaders of malware

16/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The United States has been named as the country hosting the most malware on the Internet.

Botnets identifying 80,000 unsecure websites a day

16/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Botnets are using search engines to hunt for potentially exploitable web pages at a rate of 80,000 a day.

IE9 provides best protection against socially engineered malware

16/08/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) provides more protection against socially engineered malware than any other web browser, according to new research.

Police vs Lulzsec war takes a new twist

29/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Despite a high profile arrest of the man thought to be at the head of 'hacktivist' group Lulzsec, reports are emerging that the police may have the wrong man.

Lulzsec leader Topiary arrested

28/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Police in Scotland have reportedly arrested the head of 'hacktivist' group Lulzsec, the so-called Topiary.

Google AdWords base of new phishing scam

26/07/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals have started to target Google AdWords in a bid to gain access to sensitive information, reports The Register.

Google+ centre of new security threat

25/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals could be using new social media platform Google+ to distribute their malware on a wide scale.

Google+ centre of new security threat

25/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals could be using new social media platform Google+ to distribute their malware on a wide scale.

Anonymous flies in the face of arrests with NATO hack

22/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Despite a series of high profile arrests, Anonymous has proven it is still in operation with a symbolic attack on the NATO website.

New IP address management system for Barclays

21/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Barclays Capital has announced the introduction of a new IP Address Management platform (IPAM) that will be rolled out throughout its global network.

Lulzsec hacks The Sun

19/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

'Hacktivist' group Lulzsec appear to have come out of retirement to attack The Sun website.

RSPCA save more animals through use of new software

19/07/2011 Elizabeth Smythe, Kaseya Articles

An investment by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) in new network management software has resulted in a dramatic reduction in response times.

Lady Gaga's UK fan site breached

18/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Thousands of Lady Gaga fans have had their personal information stolen and published after hackers broke into the popstar's UK fansite.

Hackers fooling Facebook users with fake Google+ invite

18/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

A rogue application on Facebook posing as an invite to Google+ is being used to steal users personal data.

PayPal calls for AntiSec members to be outed

14/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Following hacks to its Twitter account, PayPal has called for members of the hacking group AntiSec to be discovered and unmasked.

Small businesses should update popular software

14/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Small businesses have been encouraged to update their software to the latest versions in order to protect themselves from security threats.

University of York reprimanded for unsecured network

13/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The exposure of an unsecured test area on the University of York website has landed it in hot water with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).

'Patch Tuesday' addresses Bluetooth vulnerability

13/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Companies with IT assets are being advised to take the new Microsoft 'Patch Tuesday' releases seriously, as a new system vulnerability has been discovered.

Majority of small businesses unaware of security threats

13/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Less than three in ten small businesses have educated their staff about avoiding malware, a new poll has revealed.

Anonymous targets Metropolitan Police and Bohemian Grove

13/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Hacking group Anonymous has announced two new targets; The Bohemian Grove and the Metropolitan Police.

Antisec debuts with high-profile hack

12/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

The US military has become the latest victim of an online hack which saw thousands of email addresses and passwords stolen and then released.

Hackers targeted trusted websites

08/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaesya Articles

Trusted social networking websites such as Facebook are becoming the main target for cyber-criminals, reports The Herald Sun.It has been suggested that hackers have been posting malicious links on various social networking profiles which can release dangerous malware so spy on a user's surfing.

PayPal UK Twitter account hacked

06/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The Twitter account of PayPal UK has been hacked and used to post messages complaining about their service.

Cyber-crime accepted as 'a cost of business'

05/07/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Business owners are increasingly accepting cybercrime as something they have to live with.

NHS data security needs to be regularly audited

05/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Comprehensive network management solutions and regular security regimes are needed to prevent the abuse of data in the National Health Service (NHS).

GooglePlus phishing scam revealed

05/07/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Internet users are being urged to watch out for suspicious e-mails purporting to be an invite from Google's new social network, Google+.

"Indestructible" botnet runs amok

04/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Security researchers at Kapersky Lab have release details of a seemingly "indestructible" botnet.

Fox News hacked to report Obama assassinated

04/07/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Hackers have targeted the Fox News Twitter account to declare that US President Barack Obama had been assassinated.

Green IT equivalent to efficient IT

01/07/2011 Paul Smithson, Kaseya Articles

An expert has claimed that the green principles guiding sustainable IT choices are driven by a financial standpoint as well as environmental concerns.

Total global data to hit 1.8ZB in 2011

01/07/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

This year the amount of digital information created in the world will hit 1.8ZB - the equivalent of 1.8 trillion gigabytes of data.

Security of mobile operating systems tested

29/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Users of Google's Android operating system have been warned over its security flaws.

Hacker group LulzSec calls it a day

27/06/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Infamous hacking group LulzSec, responsible for a number of high-profile digital breaches, has hung up its hacking tools and called it a day.

Wordpress plugins infected with backdoors

27/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The world's most popular blogging website, Wordpress, has forced all of its users to change their passwords after three of its plugins were infected with trojans.

Travelodge customer database hacked

24/06/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Hoteliers throughout the UK may want to check the security of their IT management systems, as Travelodge has confirmed its customer database has been hacked.

"Trusted malware" on the rise

23/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

"Trusted malware" is growing at an alarming rate, according to AVG.

Systems management market growing, says new data

23/06/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The systems management industry has experienced a meteoric rise in the market, following decent growth figures from last year.

IT security biggest concern for business owners

23/06/2011 Joe Elvin , Kaseya Articles

IT security is the biggest concern amongst business owners today, according to a new study.

Details of 1.3 million Sega Pass users stolen

21/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Sega is the latest video game developer to announce that its security has been compromised.

Lulzsec claims to have hacked census

21/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Infamous hacking group Lulzsec has laid claim to its biggest victim yet, the UK census.

Lulz sets its crosshairs for social media

20/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Notorious internet hacker Lulzsec has announced its next target; personal email and social media.

Lulzsec issues warning to NHS

20/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Internet 'hacktivists' Lulzsec have written a warning to the NHS over its low-level internet security.

Virgin Media advises infected customers

17/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Virgin Media has had to make an embarrassing call to its clients, telling them how they may be infected with a virus.

Nintendo-net-security-bolstered

17/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Games giant Nintendo has ramped up its internet security, following the risk of possible intrusions.

NHS loses laptop and 8.6m medical records

16/06/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

An NHS laptop that had around 8.6 million medical records stored on it has gone missing, and was allegedly unencrypted - leaving the thieves with fill access to the confidential information.

LulzSec strikes again as the CIA website is hit

16/06/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Infamous hacking collective LulzSec has claimed another victim in its crusade to penetrate the security of websites - the CIA.

Codemasters targeted by hackers

14/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

The UK's largest games publisher, Codemasters, has become the latest target for computer network hackers.

Lulz hacks into US Senate computers

14/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Following on from the US Government's announcement that any security hacks would be treated as an "act of war", Lulz Security has done just that and broken into senate computers.

Fake Microsoft update spreading malware

13/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

A fake Microsoft security update has been fooling Firefox users into downloading malware onto their computers.

IMF hit by cyber-attack

13/06/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been the victim of a sophisticated cyber attack, BBC News reports.

Computer hacking becoming increasingly lucrative business model

13/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Computer hacking is becoming an increasingly lucrative business model with plenty of vacancies for new staff, claims a cyber security expert.

Scammers fake launch of iPhone 5 to spread malware

07/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Internet scammers have faked the launch of the iPhone 5G S, in an attempt to spread malware onto computer networks

Spear phishing attacks target Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail

06/06/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail users have been targeted with a tirade of spear phishing attacks over the weekend.

Nintendo latest target in hack attack

06/06/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Computer games giant Nintendo have fallen foul of hackers in the latest attack by Lulz Security.

Cyber Security Challenge returns

03/06/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

A national competition is underway to find the UKs most competent cyber-security guards.

Apple-fix-on-MacDefender-malware-circumvented

02/06/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Apple's efforts to detect and remove a rogue trojan have been thwarted just hours after the first update was applied.

Tupac website 'hoax' exposes security flaws

01/06/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

In a alarming lack of security, hackers have managed to infiltrate a news site and post a hoax story about late hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur, reports Daily Mail.

US takes hard-line on potential hackers

01/06/2011 David Howells , Kaseya Articles

The Pentagon has gone on record to say that it will be treating cyber-crime against its IT as "acts of war".

iCloud set to be launched by Steve Jobs

01/06/2011 Deborah Bates , Kaseya Articles

Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple, is set to unveil details of the company's newest development - a cloud computing service named 'iCloud'

Co-Op breach sees 82000 peoples information published online

27/05/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

The Co-Op has been the latest company to encounter an online security breach.

Technophobes turn into hackers in 15 minutes

27/05/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

A report has claimed that even those with limited technical knowledge would take just 15 minutes to hack into an email account.

Automation could save NHS £40m a year, says hospital CIO

26/05/2011 Dawinderpal Sahota, Computing.co.uk

Dr Zafar Chaudry said that following the implementation of Kaseya's IT automation platform, the Trusts have seen a dramatic improvement in efficiency; with the support team's average response time reduced from seven days to 24 hours, with many support issues resolved in less than 10 minutes.

UK receives highest proportion of malicious emails

26/05/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Email users in the UK receive the highest proportion of malicious messages, according to a new report.

Windows 8 pencilled in for 2012

24/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has revealed the new version of Windows 8 is set for release in 2012.

Firms neglect mobile corporate network access, survey reveals

24/05/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Just two per cent of firms are using VPN remote access to allow staff to work from home, according to a Virgin Media Business survey.

LinkedIn vulnerable, says security expert

24/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Employees who venture onto business networking site LinkedIn during work hours may be putting theirs and the valuable information of others at risk, reports IT Pro Portal.

Macs targeted by rogue anti-virus software

23/05/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Mac users are being conned into buying useless anti-virus software by a new malware scam

Sony BMG Greece hacked

23/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

In a cruel twist of fate, Sony BMG, the music arm of the firm, has been infiltrated by hackers.

Two major viruses spread through social media

23/05/2011 Joe Elvin , Kaseya Articles

A malicious survey spreading around Facebook and Twitter has been infecting computer hard drives with explicit sexual images.

European parliament target of cyber criminals

20/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

The European Parliament has been the target of an attack by intelligent cyber criminals, who managed to hack into its systems.

Ministry of Defence needs modern IT systems

19/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The Ministry of Defence needs to update their IT management systems to beef up the supply chain for military operations, reports logisticsmanager.com.

NASA systems open to attack

19/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

NASA has suggested that its systems are "vulnerable" to attacks from hackers, according to Release News.

Six hacker methods that can hurt business

19/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

A security expert has outlined some tips and tricks of the trade that hackers use and exploit to gain access to networks and valuable information.

One in 14 downloads is malicious

18/05/2011 David Howells, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft has urged web users to exercise caution after warning that as many as one in 14 downloads is malicious.

Network management should be automated

17/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

It is thought companies should review the effectiveness of their network management system, after one expert has advised that they should be fully automated.

Businesses given helping hand by StartUp Britain

17/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Budding entrepreneurs have been offered a helping hand by the StartUp Britain scheme, to which the prime minister has pledged his support.

UK firms suffering from cyber threats

17/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

A new report shows that UK businesses are being targeted by cyber attacks on an increasing basis, reports managers.org.uk.

Facebook Dislike button scam

17/05/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Facebook users are being warned against a 'enable dislike button' scam which is circulating around the social networking website.

Eidos website hacked details stolen

17/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The website of Square Enix subsidiary Eidos Interactive has come under attack from hackers, reported IT Pro Portal.

UK Treasury faces daily digital attacks

16/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Chancellor George Osborne has stated that the UK government receives numerous threats from "hostile intelligence agencies", with 20,000 harmful emails sent to the institution in 2010.

Sony Playstation Network relaunches

16/05/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Sony's hacked PlayStation Network (PSN) has been restored and is back online after myriad security tweaks, BBC News reports.

Netbooks and desktops could soon be obsolete, says expert

13/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Net neutrality essential, says Berners-Lee

13/05/2011 Elizabeth Smythe, Kaseya Articles

Employees should take time to learn IT policy

13/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Windows 7 attacks rise as XP falls

13/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows 7, was the target of hackers during the second half of 2010 as its malware infection rates climbed by more than 30 per cent, reports Computer World.

Malicious anti virus campaign fools hundreds of millions

13/05/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Atricles

Over 100 million web users have been duped into downloading malicious software thanks to a vicious search engine optimisation (SEO) campaign.

Getting businesses ready for the cloud

12/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Businesses need to get ready for cloud computing, according to one expert writing for BBC News.

Almost half of businesses missing out on potential of the internet

12/05/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Almost half of Britain's small businesses are missing out on the benefits having an online presence can bring.

Sony to consider putting bounty on hackers

11/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Technology giant Sony is said to be considering the idea of putting a bounty on the hackers that caused the security breaches and crippling downtime to its networks.

Phishing emerges as security threat

10/05/2011 Ashley Curtis,

Suspect emails containing harmful malware links are becoming increasingly prevalent in organisations, markdalby.com has reported.

Targeted security attacks on the up

09/05/2011 David Howells,

Data security attacks could become more targeted in the future, technology experts have warned.

UK schools feel they cannot upgrade

06/05/2011 Chris Taylor,

The majority of UK schools 'feel' that they cannot upgrade planned IT implementations due to budgetary constraints, computing.co.uk reports.

Smart system can save lives in Nottingham

06/05/2011 Chris Taylor,

New IT management systems in a busy hospital trust are helping doctors prioritise patients needs by delivering live-health information, computing.co.uk reports.

Bolstering data security integral for firms

05/05/2011 Ashley Curtis,

irms should always be on high alert when it comes to data security, reports TechRadar.

Sony points finger at hacktivists Anonymous

05/05/2011 Ashley Curtis,

After the crippling downtime of the Sony Playstation Network by hackers, forensics experts have pointed the finger at infamous hacktivists Anonymous, The Register confirmed.

Danger with remote access and the cloud, report reveals

05/05/2011 Chris Taylor,

Insecure remote IT gateways are the main cause of cyber attacks but the cloud is just as vulnerable, a report has revealed.

PC users warned against Mothers Day themed malware

04/05/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

IT experts have sent out a warning about the growing amount of malware-filled emails being disguised as mothers day greetings.

Sony hacked for a second time

03/05/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Sony have announced a second major breach of security for users of their online gaming services - just two weeks after the last.

Hackers exploit Osama death

03/05/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

The death of terrorist Osama Bin Laden has sparked several warnings about malware and phishing attacks from hackers capitalising on the worldwide news coverage, IT Pro Portal confirmed.

Weak network security led to NHS data breach

28/04/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) has blasted an NHS Trust for its inadequate file security, the British Association of Public Safety Communications Officials reports.

No proof of Iran's 'Stars' worm

28/04/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

No sample has been found of the supposed 'Stars' worm that hit Iran's computers, reports computerworld.

Investment in network management software crucial

28/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

An investment in network management solutions is crucial for companies, as one expert has pointed out that the internet poses more security risks than it did 10 or 15 years ago.

Rise in number of "targeted malware attacks"

28/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

There has been a rise in the number of "targeted malware attacks" taking place throughout the UK and rest of the world, according to a security software firm.

Keeping secure when smartphones enter the office

27/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Allowing employees to use their personal smartphones or computers whilst at work may create a whole host of "technical, regulatory and legal issues," according to some security experts.

Quick response key to preventing attacks

27/04/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Private sector firms need to be able to "respond quickly" to prevent cyber-attacks, reports computerworld.

Malware could be eliminated by collaboration

27/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

The volume of malware operating on the internet could drop by as much as 60 per cent, if professionals working in IT security work together.

Security attacks could be "imminent"

27/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Security attacks aimed at "utilities and infrastructure" could well be "imminent," according to several industry experts.

Smaller companies can now outsource IT management

27/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Smaller companies are now more able to outsource their IT management operations, according to one industry expert.

Microsoft go public with third-party patches

27/04/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Microsoft are to issue public statements about third-party bugs in Windows systems, according to The Register.

Companies dependent on the "network infrastructure"

21/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Companies across the world are very reliant upon the less "sexy" IT services - namely the storage and network services.

Waitrose open virtual shop

20/04/2011 Elizabeth Smythe, Kaseya Articles

Waitrose are opening an online supermarket in direct competition with rivals, Ocado, for the London market, reports Financial Times.

Billions lost due to missing laptops

20/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Europe as a whole has lost billions thanks to thousands of missing laptops, according to Online Computers Blog.

Cyberattacks increasing on IT systems

19/04/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

Cyber attacks on critical infrastructure companies are on the rise, reports itproportal.

Lord places data responsibility on IT industry

19/04/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

A Government Lord has advised the IT security industry that it is not the responsibility of the State to legislate around the safe keeping of data.

IT should provide "leadership" according to CEOs

18/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Many CEOs expert their IT systems to provide "leadership," according to an article cited on IDS-Outsourcing.

Cutting IT costs does not have to be a bad thing

18/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Cutting the IT spend of a business without comprising the quality of IT system management is easy.

Cloud computing is not a risk expert says

15/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Companies worried about the risks of cloud computing shouldn't be, according to one expert from the National Computing Centre.

New anti virus hardware to offer superior protection

15/04/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

A computer security expert has claimed that up-and-coming anti-virus hardware technology will offer superior protection to IT management systems.

Five out of six firewalls could be flawed

14/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Some 83 per cent of all network firewalls could contain significant flaws, according to one industry firm.

Facebook infiltrated by Hotmail hackers

14/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Facebook users should be extra vigilant after it was discovered hackers have found a new way in which to breach the site's security - through Hotmail.

Cloud computing can be cost effective

13/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

One of the main benefits of cloud computing is its cost-effective nature, according to one industry expert.

Fibre internet will reach five million locations

13/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Fujitsu has announced plans to create a fibre internet network across the UK, allowing the signal to reach some five million locations throughout the nation.

Most firms unaware of employee access

13/04/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Most IT professionals are unaware of the location or amount of access they have given for their most sensitive files, a survey finds.

Companies could upgrade IT systems with 450m boost

12/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

Companies could choose to invest in efficient network management software if they receive a portion of the government's £450 million investment in regional companies.

Implementation of Digital Economy Act delayed

07/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

The implementation of the Digital Economy Act has been pushed back until October 2011, after being challenged by BT and TalkTalk.

Advance planning vital for companies of all sizes

06/04/2011 Deborah Bates, Kaseya Articles

An expert has confirmed that advance planning is a necessary part of any company's operations, according to Managers.org.uk.

Data loss protection systems needed now, claim experts

05/04/2011 Chris Taylor, Kaseya Articles

Businesses who aren't early adopters of data loss prevention (DLP) technology could risk losing everything, according to a research firm.

Cyber attacks to hit firms in 2011

05/04/2011 Ashley Curtis, Kaseya Articles

IT security firm Symantec has issued a warning asking firms to be extra vigilant with their technology after a spate of cyber attacks in 2010, reports Reuters.

Cyber-criminals fooling Facebook users with fake requests

09/01/2011 Joe Elvin, Kaseya Articles

Cyber-criminals are attempting to infect individuals with Trojans by sending them fake Facebook friend requests.

Zafar Chaudry: one CIO, two trusts

31/03/2010 Sade Laja, Smart Healthcare

Alder Hey, with 2,800 employees, is about to undergo a big "rip and replace" IT project to ensure standardisation across both trusts, a project Chaudry says he is not nervous about. "I can't be nervous. If I'm nervous that means all my staff will be nervous!" The standardisation project will include new desktop computers and the implementation of an automation tool from Kaseya at Alder Hey in the coming weeks.

Hospitals reduce IT support hours with remote desktop management

18/03/2010 Anh Nguyen, Computerworld UK

“To reimage a PC, we used to send a guy to a desktop with all the disks, and it would take two days to do so. With Kaseya, you can manage the user’s infrastructure remotely in most cases,” Chaudry said.

Alder Hey CIO on Going Paperless, face-recognition tech and putting off Lorenzo

10/03/2010 Nick Heath, Silicon.com

Chaudry has turned to an IT automation platform for help cataloguing and upgrading the more than 2,000 PCs that are tucked away in Alder Hey's warren of buildings. The platform, made by Kaseya, will analyse every machine connected to the hospital network and list what hardware and software they are running. "It's a very old hospital, about 100 years old, there's lots of little rooms, it's hard to find anything," he said.

Alder Hey automates IT support

08/03/2010 Sarah Bruce, e-Health Insider

Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has rolled out an automated IT support platform to provide remote support to more than 2,000 PCs. The trust implemented Kaseya IT automation platform following the successful deployment of system across Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

Kaseya IT Automation Platform To Support Alder Hey Children's Hospital

08/03/2010 Pharmaceutical Business Review

Kaseya has reported that Liverpool Women’s NHS Trust (Trust) has expanded the use of its IT automation platform to support 2,000 PCs for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, following the successful use of it at the Trust’s Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

Kaseya IT Automation Platform To Support Alder Hey Children's Hospital

02/03/2010 Computer Business Review

Kaseya has reported that Liverpool Women’s NHS Trust (Trust) has expanded the use of its IT automation platform to support 2,000 PCs for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, following the successful use of it at the Trust’s Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

Liverpool hospitals centralise IT administration and control

25/02/2010 Jon Wilcox, Public Technology

Chaudry has just ordered the integration of the Alder Hay IT equipment using the Kaseya IT automation platform, a move he said will aid the overall IT support function, reduce time taken to perform patch management and network upgrades from weeks to minutes, and also position the Trust to be able to meet key NHS compliance targets (the NIMM, NHS Infrastructure Maturity Model).

University of Kentucky Research Group Controls Costs with Centralized IT Management Software

10/12/2009 Linda L. Briggs, Campus Technology

The University of Kentucky group has been using automation software from Kaseya for a year and a half to provide a single integrated view of the research group's networked PCs and peripherals from a centralized, Web-based management console.

Policy management: Kaseya

01/12/2009 Peter Stephenson, SC Magazine

This is one of those times when you just have to say, "Why didn't someone think of this before? It's brilliant." The Kaseya products manage the configuration, support, security, compliance, patching, and on and on for the IT shop.

Free software could help IT departments

05/11/2009 Staff and Wire Reports, eSchool News

Kaseya is offering its asset-tracking software to schools and colleges free of charge for a limited time.

Put Your Systems On Autopilot

23/10/2009 Daniel P. Dern, Processor

As IT environments grow, so do the tasks associated with managing them—often more than linearly, as many tasks involve interacting IT assets. Kaseya’s IT automation software improves IT staff effectiveness & systems performance.

Missing laptop contains data on 800,000 doctors

15/10/2009 Byron Acohido, USA TODAY

Laptop theft appears to be on the rise, says Jim Alves, executive vice president at Kaseya, which supplies programs that help corporations keep track of their tech gear.

A happy ending: how two stolen laptops were recovered with Kaseya

07/10/2009 David Strom, IT World

Have you ever had your laptop stolen? I did several years ago, from the trunk of a locked car in a suburban shopping mall. But lately thieves are getting caught because of better software tools that are on the laptops, and this is a story about two laptops that were stolen several months ago.

SC Magazine Rates Kaseya 6 a Five Star Best Buy

01/10/2009 Michael Lipinski, SC Magazine

Supposedly everybody's doing it, but when it comes to reaching the full potential of the managed services business model, the industry is still in its infancy.

Automating Enterprise Security in a Small School District

25/08/2009 Dian Schaffhauser, The Journal

Brad Huffaker isn't just the lone IT person at North Conejos School District in Southern Colorado. He also drives a school bus and directs the vocational program.

Sprung by Facebook: geek justice for 'porn-surfing laptop thief'

12/08/2009 ASHER MOSES, The Sydney Morning Herald

An 18-year-old, accused of stealing a laptop in Melbourne and surfing porn on it, thought he was home free after evading police for two months, but he came undone when he logged on to Facebook.

Now's The Time For Managed Services

05/08/2009 Gerald Blackie, Business Solutions

The keynote speaker on Tuesday shared a message that hinged on the idea that while business is slow, you should take the time to improve your business. Gerald Blackie, CEO of Kaseya, agrees, and says that is one message he hopes to deliver in today’s panel on surviving a down economy.

Survey: Plenty Of Room For More Managed Services

07/07/2009 Damon Poeter, ChannelWeb

Providing proactive managed services for fixed, regular fees may be a goal for many small IT shops, but more than half still describe their business models as "break-fix," according to a survey of more than 2,000 North American IT businesses.

Managed Services: Time to Grow Up?

02/07/2009 Carolyn April, Channel Insider

Supposedly everybody's doing it, but when it comes to reaching the full potential of the managed services business model, the industry is still in its infancy.

Software on the Edge

01/07/2009 Campus Technology

Absolute Software has launched Computrace for Netbooks, delivering IT asset management and theft recovery for ultra-mobile computers.

IT Bought by the Sip In Managed Services

31/05/2009 Lawrence Walsh , Channel Insider

Hardware and software sales models are breaking down at an increasingly rapid rate. What could replace it is a hybrid model of on-premise hardware and cloud-based management that's bought and paid for by the use and not the license.

Kaseya Eying Mid Market Vars

03/04/2009 Bob Scott, Consulting Insights

Kaseya, which markets products used to provide Managed IT Services, is taking a serious look at pitching to resellers handling applications such as Sage and Microsoft accounting software.

Automating IT Services

24/03/2009 Michael Vizard, eWeek.com

In this eWeek podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, the CEO of Kaseya, Gerald Blackie, and the executive vice president for product marketing and strategy, Jim Alves, explain how rapidly changing economic conditions are pushing more IT organizations to adopt automated IT services.

Green IT Opens Another Door for MSPs

17/03/2009 Martin Sinderman, Channel Pro

Increasing emphasis on green computing has the potential to create new business opportunities for managed services providers (MSPs), although it's probably not a game-changer in promoting adoption of this service delivery model among SMBs.

IT Monitoring Tool Earns National Contract

03/03/2009 Michael Keating , Gov Pro Media

Kaseya has been awarded the 2009 PEPPM technology contract for IT automation solutions. The national PEPPM bid and purchasing program ensures governments and educational institutions have protected rates for purchasing technology tools.

A Walk in the Clouds

24/02/2009 Lisa Terry, Vertical Systems Reseller

IT's a popular childhood pastime - lying on your back to see what shapes you can make out of the clouds above. These days, however, it's the IT folks doing the searching, and like kids, everyone sees something a little different.

Will IT Spend On Itself In 2009?

06/01/2009 Chris Murphy, Global CIO Blog Information Week

In today's economy, does the IT department dare spend to improve its own operations? At many companies, that will go over like the old man getting himself a new bass boat for Christmas, while the kids get socks. But now might be the right time to spend to get IT operations in order.

Camden Council selects Kaseya for IT automation

16/12/2008 Steve Evans, Computer Business Review

Camden Council selects Kaseya for IT automation. IT support for schools now child's play

Kaseya to chug along the Indian growth engine

13/03/2008 Payal Pruthi, ChannelWorld India

Kaseya has formally announced the launch of its India operations and plans to expand its network of partners, resellers and customers into the Indian market.

Kaseya unveils next generation

03/03/2008 Tech Central Ireland

Jersey based managed services specialist Kaseya has unveiled Kaseya 2008, the next generation framework of its IT automation software