IBM, or International Business Machines Corporation, is a prominent American multinational technology company based in Armonk, New York. Established in 1911, IBM has played a significant role in the evolution of computing and information technology. The company is known for its pioneering contributions, including the introduction of the System/360 mainframe computers, which set the standard for business and scientific applications. IBM offers a wide range of products and services, including mainframe computers, servers, storage systems, operating systems, enterprise software, and cloud-based solutions. The company also provides IT consulting, technology services, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and cybersecurity. With a strong focus on research and development, IBM operates 19 research facilities worldwide, exploring advanced technologies such as quantum computing and blockchain. Serving a diverse clientele that includes large enterprises, governments, and scientific institutions, IBM targets various industries, including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and telecommunications. The company is committed to helping clients enhance operational efficiency and innovate through advanced IT solutions.
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This report highlights the increasing threat of AI-driven attacks and the importance of addressing basic security gaps, which is highly relevant to MSPs who need to protect their clients from evolving cyber threats. MSPs can leverage this information to enhance their security offerings and advise clients on necessary security measures.
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1911
Employees
270k+
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Headquarters
Armonk, New York, United States
Focus Areas
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FalconStor Habanero is now available on the IBM Cloud Marketplace, providing MSPs with access to cloud-based data protection and disaster recovery solutions for their clients.
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This announcement is relevant to MSPs managing complex, distributed systems as it provides a way to centrally manage OpenTelemetry Collectors, which are becoming a standard for collecting telemetry data.
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