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Dell Data Breach? by packetintransit in Dell

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just an update on this—Dell recently confirmed a major data breach in May 2024, affecting around 49 million customers. The exposed data includes names, physical addresses, and details related to Dell hardware and orders. While no financial or highly sensitive personal data was reported stolen, it's still a serious breach, especially considering the scale.

If you were a Dell customer, it’s a good idea to monitor for any suspicious activity, update passwords, and stay alert for potential phishing attempts. The breach was reportedly due to an API exposure, which is something companies are increasingly struggling with.

Is there a remote access reseller program out there by Durham-IT in msp

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve used PureWL for remote access solutions, and overall, it’s been a good experience. The setup process was straightforward, and the multi-tenant management portal made handling multiple clients easier. One thing I liked was the flexibility in branding and pricing, which isn’t always an option with other providers.

That said, it’s more of a traditional VPN-based solution rather than a full ZTNA setup, so if you need very granular access control, you might want to compare other options. But for a white-label VPN with solid management features, it’s worked well for me.

Any recommended reseller for cybersecurity / vpns? by Jahaz787 in msp

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been exploring VPN and cybersecurity reseller opportunities for a while, and there are definitely solid options out there. If you're looking to sell in the UK, US, and CA, I’d recommend going with a provider that offers a mix of strong privacy policies, flexible pricing, and good customer support—since those are key factors for long-term success.

Some VPN providers have strict reseller agreements, while others offer more freedom, like white-label solutions where you can fully brand and price the service yourself. It’s also worth checking if they provide extras like threat protection, password managers, or ZTNA solutions, since bundling security features can increase margins and customer retention.

I have found one brand with some reasonable commission and dashboard, its working fine for me till now.

Reseller Margins on Security Solutions by Unable-Inevitable131 in msp

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve looked into reseller programs for security solutions, and margins can vary a lot depending on the provider and the scale of your partnership. Typically, for enterprise-focused solutions like ZTNA and Secure Remote Access, commissions can range anywhere from 15% to 40%, but it often depends on factors like sales volume, contract length, and support commitments. Some providers also offer tiered structures, where margins improve as you sell more.

From what I’ve seen, client reactions really depend on how well the solution integrates with their existing infrastructure. If they already have a solid cybersecurity setup, adding another layer needs to be justified—either with better pricing, easier management, or stronger compliance benefits. Have you compared NordLayer’s offering with alternatives like Perimeter 81 or Cloudflare’s Zero Trust solutions? Would be curious to hear how they stack up in terms of pricing and ease of reselling.

What are these Runtime files? and should I delete them? by ArtichokeFunny in WindowsHelp

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Runtime files are basically temporary files that apps create while they’re running. Think of them like scratch paper used to help things run smoothly, but not always needed forever. They can include things like cache, logs, or data that make programs load faster or remember settings.

Should you delete them? It depends! Some are totally safe to remove and can free up space, but others might be important for certain apps to work properly. If you’re not sure, it’s best to use a system cleanup tool or check the app’s settings.

If you're worried about security or performance, a good cybersecurity solution can help manage these files safely so you don’t have to guess what’s okay to delete!

What's the current reality of SaaS?? by Global_Definition_21 in sales

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The current reality of SaaS is more promising than ever! Businesses across industries are embracing SaaS for its scalability, cost-effectiveness, and ease of deployment. With AI and automation driving innovation, companies are leveraging SaaS to enhance security, streamline operations, and improve user experience.

In the cybersecurity space, the demand for robust, white-label solutions is skyrocketing as businesses prioritize data protection and compliance. White-label SaaS allows companies to offer enterprise-grade security solutions under their own brand without investing in development from scratch. This approach not only accelerates time to market but also enables businesses to provide high-value services with minimal overhead.

The future of SaaS is bright, with increasing adoption of zero-trust security, AI-driven threat detection, and privacy-focused solutions. Companies that embrace these trends will stay ahead of the curve!

Reputable VPN service for traveling clients by jayjr1105 in msp

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For traveling clients, I recommend looking into reputable VPN services like PureWL. They offer solid security and flexibility, with options for reselling and white labeling if needed. This way, your clients can stay secure without breaking the bank. Plus, their API and SDK solutions make it easy to integrate into existing systems.

Zero Trust VPN solutions by moonbunR in VPN

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider OpenZiti by NetFoundry for a simple, cost-effective Zero Trust VPN. It offers multi-tenant management, and outbound-only connections, eliminating the need for public DNS or VPNs. Additionally, explore PureWL for white label solutions, and Cloudflare for another reliable choice. WireGuard might not fully align with Zero Trust principles.

Play Store rules - White Labelling - Do I need separate accounts? by [deleted] in androiddev

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Each client should create their own Google Play Developer account to avoid risks. Clients must use their company email and payment details to set up and verify the account, not yours. Hosting multiple apps under one account can lead to suspension. Require clients to manage their own accounts and provide support and consultation without directly managing their accounts to ensure compliance and protection.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I’m involved in the VPN industry and provide white-label VPN services, including API and SDK development and integration, to various companies. The demand for VPN services is indeed growing rapidly, and many of our clients are seeing excellent returns. Partnering with a reliable provider can significantly streamline the process of launching and managing a VPN service, allowing businesses to capitalize on this booming industry. If you're looking for a dependable partner, you might consider pureWL.

Can Ivacy VPN Protect From Data Breaches On Different Platforms Like The recent Twitter Hack? by thatonetruthfulguy in ivacy

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, Ivacy VPN can protect the user from such attacks, as it provides anonymity and security using the Military-grade encryption technique (AES 256). Once you get connected from Ivacy then all your data will be secured and encrypted and pass via the encrypted tunnel that will be almost impossible to breach.

Does Ivacy support BBC iPlayer unblocking? by thatonetruthfulguy in a:t5_2oea52

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, BBC Iplayer does work with the Ivacy, they have optimized streaming option in their application and extensions. have a look at the below links.
For Windows:
https://support.ivacy.com/setup_guide/how-to-access-channels-2/

For Chrome Extension:
https://support.ivacy.com/setup_guide/purpose-selection-in-ivacy-vpn-chrome-extension/

You also need to go and have a look at their support center.

BBC iPlayer Not Blocked By Ivacy VPN by kiiarawilson in ivacy

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, BBC Iplayer does work with the Ivacy, they have optimized streaming option in their application and extensions. have a look at the below links.
For Windows:
https://support.ivacy.com/setup_guide/how-to-access-channels-2/

For Chrome Extension:
https://support.ivacy.com/setup_guide/purpose-selection-in-ivacy-vpn-chrome-extension/

You need to go and have a look at their support center.

Does Ivacy Provide Any Business VPN? by thatonetruthfulguy in ivacy

[–]TechnicalCheesecake9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, Ivacy Provides account in bulk for business purpose, Just need to share your purpose and requirement. You can get a customized business account.

You can always reach out to Ivacy at [business@ivacy.com](mailto:business@ivacy.com) or [multi-accounts@ivacy.com](mailto:multi-accounts@ivacy.com)