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    Kaseya Offers Network Management, Backup Tools

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    February 1, 2011
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      Automated IT systems management software specialist Kaseya announced a set of software tools that helps small and midsize businesses secure, manage and protect their networks. The tools are designed to integrate with the Kaseya framework and provide IT department and service provider customers with tighter security, better network management and additional data backup options.

      Available through cloud or on-premises delivery, the new modules include antivirus, anti-malware, network discovery, network monitoring, online backup, and Kaseya backup. With the company’s updated network discovery and network monitoring, administrators can view all the details of their network through a single integrated management console.

      Kaseya Antivirus (KAV) for Windows workstations is powered by Kaspersky Labs anti-virus engine, while the company’s Antimalware (KAM) tool is powered by Malwarebytes. The Network Discovery (KND) application finds all Internet Protocol (IP) based devices connected and interconnected to the network(s) and provides for automated agent deployment for instant management of Windows, Mac and Linux devices, and Network Monitoring (KNM) utilizes SNMP to provide a graphical view of CPU, RAM, disk and network interface data.

      The company’s Online Backup (KOB) application provides a multi-platform (Windows and Mac OS X) and cloud-based folder and file backup service based on incremental and point in time changes, while Kaseya Backup protects full disk images as well as selected files to local data stores. It includes off-site data replication supporting rapid disaster recovery. The Kaseya 6.1 Framework and KAV, KAM, KND and KNM are available now. KOB and Kaseya Backup will be available in the first quarter of 2011, according to a company release.

      “With the delivery of these new software tools, Kaseya gives everybody the ability – from small business to enterprise customers – to more closely align IT with business goals of their corporation,” said Bob Davis, chief marketing officer at Kaseya. “By delivering both cloud and on-premises solutions, our customers are gaining new functionality and delivery options that suit their individual needs.”

      Additionally, the company is delivering an updated version of the Kaseya 2 framework that offers greater scalability for distributed networks with the ability to support up to tens of thousands from a single Kaseya Server. Available today, IT professionals can use enhancements that include: time tracking, patch management, audit, reporting and live connect to streamline business efficiencies. Moreover, the framework delivers a new Linux agent, Mac Agent and APIs for broader network management.

      “The latest software tools from Kaseya are helping to provide enhanced value-added services to our clients, while ensuring that their critical IT systems are running optimally for their business,” said David M. Bourgeois, president of My IT, which serves a variety of clients across diverse industries throughout the Gulf South area of the United States.

      Nathan Eddy
      A graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Nathan was perviously the editor of gaming industry newsletter FierceGameBiz and has written for various consumer and tech publications including Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, CRN, and The Times of London. Currently based in Berlin, he released his first documentary film, The Absent Column, in 2013.
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