The era of the managed service provider (MSP) is indeed here. The demand for managed services continues to increase as the market is expected to grow to $253 billion by the year 2022. That’s a compounded annual growth rate of over 10 percent. A major contributor to this upward trend is the development of cloud-based […]
Sometimes business users need local admin rights to perform critical business functions, yet having access presents a security a compliance risk. PolicyPak works with Microsoft Endpoint manager to provide seamless least privilege management for domain-joined, and non-domain joined Windows devices. Here are the top 4 ways to empower business users who require local admin rights […]
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Everyone likes and appreciates superheroes. They are the protectors of the world. Being a security admin for your enterprise is kind of like being a superhero. Your mission is to protect the assets within your enterprise from ominous threat actors (otherwise known as the “bad guys”). This is especially important on the front lines where […]
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PolicyPak protects personal health information (PHI) and therefore plays a crucial role in your HIPAA strategy. The examples in this paper show how PolicyPak will not only help secure your electronic data from being compromised but will also protect your users and devices from other threats such as ransomware, cryptomining, keylogging trojans, and other malicious […]
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Preventing ransomware is a top cybersecurity priority, but mitigating the risk is easier said than done. According to an article by Cybercrime Magazine in 2018, it was predicted that a new business would fall victim to ransomware every 14 seconds in 2019, and by 2021, that time would decrease to just 11 seconds. To help […]
Kill Local Admin rights. You want to, and it doesn’t have to be that hard. Using PolicyPak, you can eliminate local admin rights, and when you do, there’s an enormous benefit to security, including avoiding malware, ransomware and other security breaches. Who should read this whitepaper? Decision makers and security conscious IT administrators who want […]
AppLocker vs. PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager This paper explains Microsoft AppLocker vs. PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager and where each has merit and best use cases. Who should read this whitepaper? Anyone interested in more security. AppLocker might not be enough for organizations who want more security. And, those with Windows 10 Pro, AppLocker isn’t even […]
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When it comes to getting their work done, users today expect virtually unlimited access to, well, everything. Full access to system settings, the operating system, the ability to install printers… you name it, users want it. To meet this demand, 57 percent of respondents in a recent survey of 500 organizations by PolicyPak and MDMandGPAnswers.com, […]
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Stop Cryptocurrency-Mining Malware Before It Starts (with PolicyPak) Cryptocurrency is a digital, decentralized currency supported by blockchain, which is a public ledger that records transactions between parties in an efficient, verifiable, and permanent manner. Cryptocurrency is truly revolutionary, and as with any innovation, a nefarious group of hackers have quickly emerged with the intent to […]
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SANS knows how to protect your network. Shouldn’t you? Security is a paramount issue for enterprise managers and network administrators today. Your enterprise network is made up of hundreds or even thousands of stationary, mobile, or VDI-generated user desktops. Ensuring that all of these desktops remain secure throughout the enterprise is a daunting task. Where […]
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