Practical Cyber Hygiene for SMBs

Nearly two-thirds of SMBs shut down within six months of being hacked. This is because SMBs are the least prepared. If you are an SMB, these 8 doable cyber hygiene tips will work for you.

Mastering the art of large-scale software distribution

Did you know that you can put an end to piling help desk tickets using Endpoint Central? Read more such tips on streamlining your software deployment.

Introducing Zero Touch deployment!

Deploying OS to multiple machines manually can be a tiresome process for any IT admin. Selecting the required OS, configurations, user profiles, settings, applications, and drivers can pile up into a huge amount of work. Automate OS deployment without any physical contact with the target machines using Zero-touch deployment.

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Protecting the ones you love, through healthcare cybersecurity

Here's a deep-dive on best practices and techniques you can implement to ensure your healthcare IT is safeguarded against cyberattacks.

Unattended Access - All you need to know!

Multiple remote access solutions out in the market, yet unattended access is all an enterprise needs. Figure out why and how your IT workforce can benifit from a fully equiped unattended remote access solution!

Get the best out of the iPads in your organization

Provide multiple users their own virtual workspace on the same device by configuring Shared iPads with Mobile Device Manager Plus.

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Phishing, Spear phishing, and Whaling. What’s the difference?

Phishing is a targetless high-volume non-personalized generic social engineering attack launched to reach the maximum audience, while Spear phishing is a target-based low volume social engineering attack launched to reach a particular person. Whaling is a variation of spear phishing that particularly targets senior executives in the organization with the attackers masquerading as high-ranking officials in the organization (say CEO, CFO).