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Distance learning has proved to be a valuable part of a long-term strategy for student education. This means digital resiliency must become a key performance indicator in K-12.

Learn how to spot a stolen laptop and protect yourself from buying one. Ensure your devices are safe with these essential tips for secure purchases.

Let’s look at four recent breaches that originated on the endpoint to examine what you could do now to avoid a similar fate.

Healthcare CISOs are facing more challenges. Buying more security apps creates more complexity and reduces resilience. Absolute can help these CISOs make security work.

While strong cybersecurity strategies may seem out of reach for some schools, the solution doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are basic steps every school should take to build a solid foundation.

More than 90% of all healthcare organizations reported at least one security breach over the last three years in the United States.

A cyber resilient company is in the best position to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a cyberattack. Being resilient, however, means much more than attack prevention or response.

Earlier this week the UK announced how they plan to adopt the NIS Directive and some of the measures organizations must make to ensure compliance with the directive. The NIS Directive was designed to focus on key critical portions of Member States’ information technology infrastructures – sectors like public utilities, power generators, transportation providers, and organizations providing healthcare for the public – all the basic services a nation needs to operate today.

With a growing reliance on devices during distance learning, there are 3 structural industry shifts that will continue to impact education in the school years to come.

Simplify K-12 device audits with Absolute’s cybersecurity solutions. Improve accuracy, security, and efficiency for school inventory collection in 2025.

There has been plenty of hindsight-biased conclusions about how, if Okta got breached, they must have been doing something wrong. What there hasn’t really been a lot of is discussion about what, if anything, might have been done to prevent or mitigate such an attack.

Today’s largely-distributed enterprises need to make sure they are putting endpoint security first in 2021 which includes closely managing every stage of the device lifecycle.