According to the 2018 Insider Threat Report, 90 percent of organizations believe they’re vulnerable to insider threats. By insider threats, we’re not just referring to a disgruntled employee...
Integrate Desktop Central MSP with Zendesk for a win-win situation
We’ve all heard it before: “It appears your ticket has been transferred to another department.” And we all know what it means. Sometimes tickets are subjected to a...
Don’t let passwords get in the way of your telecommuters’ work [Webinar]
Upwork estimates that 73 percent of all departments will have remote workers by 2028, with 33 percent of employees telecommuting full-time. With business becoming global...
Desktop Central enhances browser management with Browser Security Plus integration
Browsers today are available on most endpoints, and they’re used by nearly all employees on a daily basis. The extent of browser usage has made...
Progress to acquire Ipswitch: Should users make a switch?
Progress, a provider of application development and digital experience technologies, is set to acquire Ipswitch, a producer of secure data file transfer, mailing tools, and...
Hands-on training awaits at our Dallas User Conference
Our last two User Conferences were abroad, but it’s time to return to the states for our Dallas User Conference. We’re kicking off our first User...
Five worthy reads: How organisations can exploit the potential of enterprise IoT
Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we’ve discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week, we address the steady...
How strong are your passwords?
If you’re in IT, you likely know that you should never use weak passwords to secure your business accounts. However, with the average business user...
Still troubled by weak passwords in your Windows environment? Join our webinar to learn about strengthening passwords
As an administrator, keeping your Active Directory (AD) environment secure falls on you! Relying on passwords only for authentication is asking for trouble, especially when users set weak passwords...