New devices, platforms, applications, and technologies connecting to the network are overwhelming IT’s ability to manage devices and software across the enterprise environment. The crisis has come to a head with more employees ...
Beyond the reality of hefty fines, if your software installments are not actually mapping to your usage, you could be wasting a lot of IT resources — including remote backup storage space for the software as well as money spent...
The threat of a serious cyberattack is nothing new — but the situation just keeps getting more complex. As your IT environ- ment grows, tracking and securing all the endpoints connecting to your network is a monumental task. M...
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...
While ransomware has been on the radar of cybersecurity teams for quite some time, activity increased seven- fold just in the second half of 2020. One reason for this jump is the rapid growth of the Ransomware-as-a-Service (Raa...
Ransomware has been around for more than a decade, but it received more attention in 2016 and 2017 with WannaCry, Locky, and other campaigns that hit many organizations hard. It then receded to largely background noise until th...
Ransomware campaigns cover multiple stages of attack. To find and reach an insertion point, they often start with early-stage reconnaissance, followed by weaponization, delivery, and exploitation. Their next steps are installat...
Today’s enterprises have a lot going on. And the result is that organizations are more exposed to cyberattacks like ransomware than ever. Ongoing digital transformation, the quick switch from office to anywhere work, the accele...
When a cyber threat grows in magnitude by 35 times in one year, and continues to become even more prevalent the next, every organization should pay attention. This is exactly what happened with ransomware. Cyber criminals have ...
There were over 187 million ransomware attacks in 2019. That’s over 500,000 attacks on businesses every single day. If you have not yet been a victim of a ransomware attack, the odds are that it is just a matter of time. And ...