Traditional enterprise security has long been a game of trying to control endpoints. The problem with that, of course, is that endpoints are ultimately controlled by human beings who are, well, human. No matter how loyal or conscientious your users…
Read More >In late 2019, some corporate leaders were ambivalent or against the concept of remote work. By the spring of 2020, those same leaders had little choice but accept the current reality and to trust the process. Today, organizations generally accept…
Read More >Today, any guidance you get about data security will almost certainly include the recommendation to adopt zero trust. It’s good advice. It makes sense that anything accessing your network should be verified and that no device should be trusted by…
Read More >Sometimes the best way to dispel a myth is to start with a concrete example. Here’s a great example from a client we worked with: QAD Inc. provides enterprise resource planning software and related enterprise software to manufacturing companies. By…
Read More >Knowledge is power. The more information you can gather as an admin, the easier it is to manage the browsers that power your organization’s work. To simplify browser management and increase security, Google offers its Chrome Browser Cloud Management tool….
Read More >The healthcare industry has become a huge target for cybercrime due to the overwhelming amount of critical patient information. To protect your patients and staff, the tech you use must have the highest level of security. Chrome Enterprise is widely…
Read More >The goal of technology in a healthcare setting is to simplify a care team’s work, not make it more complex. Plus, it should do its part in securing critical patient data. Google Enterprise and Chrome devices are a simple solution…
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