Managing a fleet spread across multiple sites means most machines sit beyond routine physical access. IT teams increasingly rely on cloud consoles to configure, patch, and monitor endpoints without setting foot on-site.  That raises a fair question: does moving control of...

Organizations now run hundreds or thousands of endpoints spread across distributed locations. Visiting each machine to configure it, repair it or check its state is no longer practical. Managing endpoints at scale means doing all of this remotely, from a single console. Th...

Most IT teams manage endpoints through several disconnected tools, each with its own console and reporting format. The gaps between those tools become blind spots, where an unpatched application or an unauthorized program can sit unnoticed.  A single cloud console closes ...

Disk protection software makes a strong promise: A computer returns to a known state every time it restarts, no matter what happened in between. The mechanism behind it is kernel-level write redirection. This article explains how it intercepts disk writes, holds them apart and discards them on reboot.   ...

Public access endpoints are among the hardest endpoints to secure. Anyone can use them, and every session can leave something behind. Reboot-to-restore technology addresses this challenge by automatically resetting systems to a known-good state.  Read on as we cover why c...