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...

Remote work is supposed to be about flexibility and freedom. But for IT teams, remote setups often mean headaches and worries. After all, how can you provide hands-on maintenance for hands-off devices? Distributed endpoints are prone to configuration drift, security gaps a...

Moving endpoint management to the cloud changes more than just the location of system control. It changes how they behave day to day. On-prem setups kept most devices within the same environment, making changes easier to spot and contain. Once people use those same devices...

Loaner laptops rarely come back the way they left. They get used on home networks, connected to unknown devices and loaded with whatever tools are needed to get the job done. By the time they return, the original setup is gone. The usual response is to wipe and reimage the...