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Eliminate tedious ID verification processes and keep sensitive information secure with Airsides end-to-end digital identity solutions.
BrightGauge is a business intelligence tool focused on the IT Service Provider and MSP industry. Using our SaaS platform, Service Providers can generate customizable performance reports, dashboards and scorecards based on their own unique data sources. No more logging in and out, toggling windows or juggling multiple platforms - BrightGauge eliminates the data silo so you can save precious time and energy. We integrate with ConnectWise, QuickBooks, ConnectWise Hosted, Autotask, Kaseya, LabTech, Tigerpaw, MaxFocus, SmileBack, Dropbox, Continuum, Customer Thermometer, Datto, Xero, and many more.
CloudSwitch is a Burlington, MA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
With AI-driven Source-to-Pay Solutions, digitize sourcing, contracting, procurement, & AP processes on the ServiceNow for greater compliance & cost control.
Xcitium is used by more than 3,000 organizational customers & partners around the globe. Founded with one simple goal – to put an end to cyber breaches, Xcitium`s patented `ZeroDwell Containment technology uses Kernel API Virtualization to isolate and remove threats like zero-day malware & ransomware before they cause any damage. ZeroDwell is the cornerstone of Xcitium`s endpoint suite which includes advanced endpoint protection (AEP), endpoint detection & response (EDR), and managed detection & response (MDR). Since inception, Xcitium has a zero breach track record when fully configured. “Every day, the AV-TEST Institute registers more than 450,000 new malicious malware strains and potentially unwanted applications, which enterprises must stay vigilant for. This creates alert fatigue within many organizations,” said Ken Levine - CEO of Xcitium. “ZeroDwell gives customers` peace of mind in knowing that any ransomware and other malware lurking undetected in their environment will remain dormant, resulting in zero breaches.”