Provisioning a new computer from bare metal to a production-ready state involves a series of manual steps. Repeating this process across a fleet increases the time and effort required from IT teams and can introduce inconsistencies between machines. Imaging provides a repe...

Managing shared computer fleets can require IT teams to address different aspects of the environment through separate tools. This can create a fragmented management structure that becomes increasingly difficult to maintain at scale. Consolidating these functions into a sin...

Managing endpoints across remote sites can make it difficult to maintain consistent configurations. Over time, individual changes can cause devices to shift from their approved state. Understanding how configuration drift occurs and how to prevent it can help organizations maintain endpoint consistency.   ...

When an endpoint is compromised, the standard response has long been to remove the machine from service, wipe it and reimage it. While effective, this process can be time-consuming and consume network bandwidth and IT support resources. Reboot-to-restore automates remediat...

Prevention and detection layers do most of the work in an endpoint stack, and both act on what they can recognize. That leaves a gap: what happens after something gets through. Reboot-to-restore fills that gap from a different angle. Instead of judging whether a change is ...