Whitepapers
This white paper will explain why privileged identities pose such a risk to enterprises, how they are compromised by attackers, how current methods fail to stop these threats, and how your organization can protect itself.
THE GREAT LOG COLLECTION DEBATE Many organizations put their SIEM at the center of their log collection, archiving and analysis model. But when combined with a couple of hard facts and an inconvenient truth, this model often leads organizations to make the potentially catastrophic choice not to collect all their log data.
Here’s how the reasoning frequently goes.
One of the fastest growing segments of the Identity and Access Management (IAM) market is the cloud segment. Increasingly, companies are choosing to move at least part of their security infrastructure to cloud-based solutions. Even if you still run critical IAM service on-prem, there’s a great chance you manage and integrate with cloud applications. Here are the benefits of deploying or migrating to cloud-based IAM solutions.
Accept that sooner or later you’re going to have someone prowling around your network looking to cause damage or steal your critical data. Even the best perimeter defenses can do nothing to stop them, so it's essential to also have strong Active Directory security and governance in place.
Here is a how to on combating the insider threat effectively.
Doing business today requires an increasing number of devices and platforms, making IT endpoint management more and more complex. In addition, most organizations now have bringyour-own device (BYOD) programs and Internet-of-things (IoT) technologies that need to be managed. Your team must not only deploy and maintain all of these endpoints but also work to protect your network from increasing cyberthreats — all with limited resources that are not keeping pace with growing IT complexity.
Upgrading your environment to Windows 10 adds another layer of complexity. Managing individual deployments and upgrades is cumbersome and time-consuming. The Quest® unified endpoint management (UEM) solution addresses these challenges by combining the entire range of endpoint management capabilities into one solution. This whitepaper specifically explores how you can streamline and automate your Windows 10 migration — a key component to your unified endpoint management strategy.
Learn about the five key activities required for every migration and how to automate those tasks to ensure a successful enterprise upgrade to Windows 10.
In many ways, the service desk acts as the face of your organization’s IT department. It supports the interaction between end users and IT, as well as serves as the touch-point for both physical and human endpoints. As such, it’s crucial that the service desk is integrated as part of your organization’s approach to unified endpoint management.
Maintain systemwide endpoint compliance using the Quest® unified endpoint management (UEM) solution to replace manual efforts. Keep track of desktops, mobile devices, servers, routers, printers and IoT devices from a centralized dashboard. Automatically ensure that every endpoint meets necessary endpoint compliance requirements.
Secure each one of your endpoints using the Quest® unified endpoint management (UEM) solution, supported by the KACE® portfolio of products, and you’ll be five steps ahead of cybercriminals. Gain peace of mind knowing that your endpoints will not fall victim to malware, viruses and other security threats.
As countless employee-owned devices connect to your network — are you prepared to secure them all?
Despite the increasing popularity of cloud services, enterprises continue to struggle with creating and implementing a comprehensive cloud strategy. Enterprise architecture and technology innovation leaders can use these seven best-practice examples to strengthen their cloud strategy.