Sophos is the latest vendor to throw punches at next-generation endpoint security startup Cylance; Cylance, in turn, posted claims of its own.

For the week ending June 24, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.

EMC employees have some major concerns ahead of the company's impending acquisition by Dell, including whether they'll have to reapply for their jobs, whether their pay will remain the same, and how they should refer to themselves.

The Silicon Valley startup is serving a reseller of cloud software for small and medium-sized businesses.

In the wake of the Apple-FBI debate following the San Bernardino shootings, TeraNova Consulting shares why Apple's operating system is the most challenging OS to crack, and why things could have been different if the shooter's encrypted phone had been an Android. .

Cisco Systems has won another key battle in its two-year old patent infringement case against rival Arista Networks, as the ITC calls for import ban on infringing components.

Jeff Jacobson, an industry veteran who has led the technology side of Xerox since 2014, will lead the new company after it splits into two publicly owned firms later this year.

New products for web scale IT, containers and -- of course -- cloud are accelerating the transformation of the enterprise.

After the sale, what becomes of the rest of Dell's security portfolio, and its addition of RSA as part of its pending acquisition of EMC?

The solution provider behemoth sees digital, cloud and security as critical to its financial performance as it reports increases in revenue and earnings.

Master agent Telarus has added UCaaS quoting functionality to its real-time GeoQuote tool for partners, who will now be able to differentiate and select the right hosted VoIP providers for their end customers.

Three top executives at CSRA weigh in on the challenges and opportunities facing solution providers in fixing and upgrading the federal government's IT infrastructure, as well as CSRA's merger and IT spending under President Obama's fiscal 2017 budget proposal.

Th CRN Test Center applauds the features on this miniature PC from Dell.

The Hadoop software distributor aims to recruit more value-added resellers to go beyond fulfillment by generating demand, closing deals and developing services around the MapR platform.

In other top stories from this week, Dell will extend its joint deal with Nutanix. Also, MobileIron and Arrow end their four-month partnership.

Startups in big data and security technologies continue to raise the most venture capital, while companies developing application and cloud management, customer support and collaboration software are also attracting investments.

With new syndicated apps and APIs, Microsoft partners can directly embed white-labeled migration, management and backup services into their own websites and products.

At Nutanix's second annual customer conference, a Dell executive says the vendors are working to extend their existing OEM agreement, quelling speculation it might end after the Dell-EMC deal closes.

Josh Bernstein, vice president of technical strategies in EMC's emerging technologies division, argued that libStorage and VMware are more complementary than competitive.

In its relenetless push to remake itself as a cloud vendor, Oracle is planning to make its next major database update available only in the cloud for a time. One Oracle analyst says customers aren't going to like this.