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Digital security for the world of anywhere work

CIO Business Intelligence

When a cyberthreat is on the horizon, employees no longer have to wait until they are back on a corporate network—they can get the latest patches and upgrades from anywhere. Adaptive Endpoint Management enabled HP to rationalize its device management practices by streamlining policy management and using a corporate-ready device image.

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Why endpoint security will be a renewed priority for businesses of all sizes in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

Most ransomware programs, once they’ve infected one computer, will proliferate across the network, and lock down the entire organisation’s IT environment. Of course, even if the ransom is paid and the key received, there’s no guarantee that other malicious code won’t remain on the devices to continue to gather data for the criminals.

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How to Choose the Best Vulnerability Scanning Tool for Your Business

Galido

For any business today, scanning its systems and network for vulnerabilities is of critical importance. We now have all kinds of new, improved vulnerability scanners that make it all easy for entrepreneurs and network admins. To be noted is the fact that a vulnerability scanner is as important as a malware scanner today.

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The BYOD Problem

Cloud Musings

20% of surveyed organizations have suffered a mobile security breach, primarily driven by malware and malicious WiFi. Unmanaged or ungoverned use of devices can lead to loss of customers, loss of sales, and costly legal and financial fines. Security (39%) and employee privacy (12%) are the biggest inhibitors of BYOD adoption.

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Herding Kangaroos - A Screw's Loose

A Screw's Loose

I spend a lot of time talking to EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) vendors these days. Previously these were all MDM (Mobile Device Management) vendors, but as that acronym has started to lose some buzz they decided a name change is in order. When IT fails at this enablement they find a way to go around.

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