Cloud Distribution, Lastline Form Partnership to Provide Cloud-based Protection from Malware Attacks

By Christopher Mohr

Cloud Distribution revealed recently that it will partner with Lastline Inc. in order to provide cloud-based network and security solutions to value added resellers in the U.K. and Ireland.

Lastline Inc. is located in Santa Barbara, Calif. and was founded by academic researchers dedicated to learning more about malware and how to protect users against it. The company’s main focus is on automated processes running in the cloud and thwarting zero-day, advanced, persistent and targeted attacks. Each of the researchers has a strong academic background with over 100 published scientific papers to their name.

Cloud Distribtion forms partnerships with technology firms to distribute its solutions in the U.K. market. The Reading, U.K.-based firm has current alliances with Meraki, Peplink, SplashChimp, Talon, Tanaza, Vitar and Viatta. It seeks to be different by offering more innovative solutions than a typical firm would.

Both companies are developing the Lastline next- generation cloud-based malware protection pipeline. This solution is designed for quick distribution to Cloud Distribution's reseller network.

According to Cloud Distribution, even advanced technologies like next-generation firewalls and IPS are no match for today's sophisticated attacks that have the ability to evade traditional detection methods. Lastline's ability to leverage cloud technology to quickly analyze and respond to attacks and its robust evasion techniques in real-time make it the best security solution now on the market.

Lastline and Cloud Distribution's solution could prove to be a huge advance in malware protection technology. Fighting malware has largely been seen as a process of responding to known attack techniques. Thus, it really only protects you from the known attacks.

Software that can analyze, detect and fight malware in real-time is a must for all companies needing to protect valuable, sensitive data. With the increase of zero-day attacks, anti-malware software that can protect firms 'on-the-fly' is superior to the more reactive design of traditional anti-virus and anti-malware solutions. It may become the anti-malware equivalent of the proverbial better mousetrap that resellers want to provide for their customers.




Edited by Jamie Epstein
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. [Free eNews Subscription]

Contributing Writer

SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Related Articles

For MSPs, the Future of Patching Is Not Just Faster, It's Safer

By: Erik Linask    6/8/2026

ConnectSecure's new Patch 360 platform is designed to help MSPs move beyond reactive patching with pilot-first validation, risk-based prioritization, …

Read More

ConnectSecure's Partnership with TD SYNNEX Lowers the Barrier to Entry for MSPs Building Security Services

By: Erik Linask    6/3/2026

ConnectSecure's new TD SYNNEX distribution partnership gives MSPs, resellers, and IT teams broader access to vulnerability and compliance tools throug…

Read More

MSP Billing Just Got Little Less Painful Thanks to Sherweb and HaloPSA

By: Erik Linask    6/2/2026

Sherweb's new native HaloPSA integration gives MSPs real-time cloud billing updates, helping reduce manual reconciliation, improve invoice accuracy, a…

Read More

What 50,000 Help Desk Tickets Reveal about the Next Big MSP Opportunity

By: Erik Linask    6/2/2026

MSPs can improve help desk performance by focusing on ticket concentration, productivity-blocking issues, category-specific SLAs, and AI-driven resolu…

Read More

From VPN to SASE: Why MSPs Need to Rethink Secure Access Now

By: TMCnet Staff    6/2/2026

The cybersecurity landscape is evolving faster than ever, and the technologies that once served as the foundation of secure remote access are struggli…

Read More