Over the last several weeks, we’ve looked deeply into many aspects of Device as a Service (DaaS). We’ve looked at the cost implications, security advantages, the impact on Windows 7 End of Support vulnerabilities, and specific value propositions for healthcare and...
A growing epidemic of local news reports across the country are validating recent forecasts that attacks on school networks are on the rise, at both K-12 schools and universities. Many of the most recent cyberattacks have used ransomware like the Ryuk virus to shut...
When you look at all the vulnerabilities emerging in Healthcare IT, you could be forgiven for feeling under siege. Despite years of efforts focused on closing security loopholes, the vulnerabilities keep expanding beyond day-to-day IT efforts to plug the gaps,...
Every week it seems another high-profile security breach hits the headlines. Even big brands—ones you’d expect to have the most hardened security—can’t seem to keep sensitive data private. Many of the biggest breaches focused on just one unsuspecting user and a...
In less than 6 months, on January 14th, 2020, Microsoft will end support for Windows 7. After that date, Microsoft will no longer issue operating system patches, leaving Windows 7 machines vulnerable to malware and other security threats. And yet, according to recent...
Over the past couple of years, interest in Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) has grown by leaps and bounds. If you’re not already familiar with DaaS, it’s a new way of managing an organization’s fleet of computer equipment by leasing rather than purchasing devices. DaaS...
A system is only as strong as its weakest link, and for the largest healthcare IT networks, that weak link is more often than not an endpoint such as a PC or a printer. Managing endpoints across a health IT network presents constant challenges to security, cost...