technologyreseller.co.uk 37 continued... TECHDIGEST Delivered via Onecom Partners, the combined solution gives resellers the tools to protect their customers 24/7 and grow recurring revenue without having to build their own in-house specialist security capability. Adam Cathcart, Managing Director of Onecom Partners, said: “For most resellers, cyber security has felt like a specialist add-on rather than something they genuinely own. CyberProtect and PenX change that. With a white-labelled portal giving resellers and their customers direct control and visibility, partners can have credible, ongoing security conversations, fully backed by the cyber specialists behind CyberProtect and PenX, without needing a dedicated security team of their own.” CyberProtect offers five key pillars of external attack surface protection, available individually or bundled as a complete package. These are Dark Web Monitoring (detection and mitigation of stolen credentials in real time), Domain Guard (protection of business domains from phishing and impersonation), Threat Intelligence (identification and blocking of malicious threats before they escalate), PerimeterWatch (visibility into what attackers can see across domains and IP addresses) and Social Guard (detection and halting of social media impersonation). where it was tested against real tenants and real attacks before it was fully ready to be released. Users provided consistent feedback in three areas. First, TDR is surfacing threats in customer estates that partners did not know were there, which is sobering to hear and exactly why we built it. Second, it is quiet, so it earns a technician’s attention instead of draining it. And third, the reporting matters as much as the detection, because it enables our partners to show their customers what happened, in what order, and what was done about it.” The inforcer TDR platform is backed by a human SOC team that can advise on threats and provide additional threat verification where necessary. www.inforcer.com … White-label external attack surface monitoring and pen testing Onecom Partners, the Onecom Group’s channel-led aggregator, is offering resellers a simple, scalable route into a growing area of customer demand with the launch of external attack monitoring platform CyberProtect and channel-only penetration testing service PenX. Inforcer TDR goes GA Inforcer, a provider of Microsoft 365 multi-tenant management software for MSPs, has announced general availability of its Threat Detection and Response (TDR) platform for Microsoft 365, following real-world testing by more than 700 MSPs. Built specifically for MSPs, inforcer TDR draws telemetry from Entra ID, Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, Defender and Purview to identify threats across customer environments, using AI-powered behavioural analysis and automated containment to cut through alert fatigue and respond to attacks within seconds, for example by automatically revoking active sessions, locking or disabling compromised accounts and containing the breach. It can also analyse up to six months of historical Microsoft 365 logs for context or to uncover active compromises that may have gone unnoticed. inforcer TDR compiles all this complex data into a clear dashboard that allows MSPs to see active incidents, trends and preventions for every customer from one screen. Jargon-free, customerready reports show every threat detected and every action taken. Since entering early access, it has processed 20 billion Microsoft 365 logs and detected thousands of genuine threats, while reducing average threat containment time to less than 60 seconds. Matthé Smit, Chief Product Officer at inforcer, said: “We opened TDR to more than 700 MSPs, HPE to transform fan experience at Tottenham Hotspur stadium Spurs supporters can look forward to a better matchday experience as Tottenham Hotspur and HPE expand their long-standing partnership to transform the entire fan experience, from ticketless entry and cashless payments to mobile applications, digital wayfinding and high-density connectivity. As the club’s Official Hybrid Cloud and IT Enterprise Networking Partner, HPE will modernise Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’s technology environment through AI, hybrid cloud, networking, managed services and financial solutions, with a simpler as-a-service operating model. Matt Harris, HPE’s Senior Vice President & Managing Director, UK, Ireland, Middle East & Africa, said: “Sport and entertainment venues are becoming increasingly connected and data-driven, and this partnership reflects a shared commitment to building the digital foundation required to support that evolution. Together, we’re helping Spurs build an AI-driven technology backbone that powers every aspect of the stadium, from critical operations behind the scenes to the digital experiences supporters enjoy on match days and beyond.” Key elements of the technology refresh include: A unified hybrid cloud operating model, delivered by GreenLake, providing real-time visibility across the club’s IT estate; Modernised, consolidated infrastructure, with HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 servers and HPE Alletra Storage MP providing the compute, storage and hybrid cloud capabilities needed to power club operations, from cashless commerce, security and IPTV to point-of-sale systems, crowd analytics and next generation, AI-driven fan services; HPE Morpheus Software and HPE OpsRamp Software providing oversight of the multi-site environment, making it easier for a lean IT team to manage assets; HPE Networking infrastructure to unify data centre, campus and edge networking under a single agentic AI operations model managed through the HPE Aruba Central platform and secured with HPE Networking ClearPass Policy Manager’s Zero Trust-based policies and identity-based access controls; A sustainable technology lifecycle approach, with HPE Financial Services buying back legacy equipment as it is replaced and processing it through HPE’s Technology Renewal Centre (TRC) for refurbishment and resale; and Ongoing support through HPE Managed Services. www.hpe.com Adam Cathcart
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