Aminu Abdullahi

JumpCloud’s Agentic IAM Pulse Report finds AI agents are moving into critical workflows while identity governance and oversight lag.

OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, KPMG, CrowdStrike, and Anthropic shaped April AI news with partner investments, managed services, and security updates.

New IANS research finds cybersecurity talent retention under pressure, creating hiring and managed services opportunities for MSPs.

Guardz’s 2026 MSP threat report warns that AI-driven phishing, identity attacks, BEC, and cloud ransomware are raising SMB risk.

LogicMonitor is expanding its platform with AI reasoning, Catchpoint visibility, and automated remediation for enterprise IT teams.

Microsoft is expanding partner AI incentives with new benefits, badges, and tooling as it looks to turn AI growth into a broader channel motion.

Oracle expands its AI and AWS strategy as layoffs and Java competition create new channel opportunities for rivals targeting enterprise customers.

Ahead of Connect, Kaseya enters with a new CEO, API-first strategy, and AI product updates as MSPs face tighter margins and staffing pressure.

Procure IT and NetWolves partnered to add AI-driven visibility into enterprise IT spending, contracts, SaaS, cloud, and connectivity services.

QuSecure warns organizations must act now on post-quantum cryptography as timelines shrink and migration complexity becomes the biggest risk.

Most enterprises use AI, but 80% lack accessible data, creating an “AI readiness illusion” that limits ROI, according to new Cloudera research.

AI-driven memory shortages are driving price spikes, vendor policy shifts, and deal uncertainty—forcing MSPs to rethink procurement strategies.