Expert Insights

It may sound like a clandestine mission or something out of crime drama, but Shadow IT is actually a very common, everyday occurrence. And it has been happening in organizations (yours included) for decades.

Resilient, self-healing, secure endpoints are what matters today and CIOs are recognizing complexity is a vulnerability. Absolute offers a permanent digital tehter to every endpoint and CISOs are noticing.

For the many schools still struggling to meet the challenges of remote learning, the Federal Communications Commission announced a second window to submit projects for coverage under the Emergency Connectivity Fund. Here's a look at who's eligible and what's required.

In 2021, it will fall to CIOs to inform business leaders of the real risks involved and, as economic uncertainty continues alongside the ongoing pandemic, likely prepare to do more with less.

Secure your K-12 distance learning environment with Absolute. Combat cyber threats like phishing and ransomware with proactive security tools in 2025.

With the start of the new school year just around the corner, how are you securing district devices and data? Here are 3 steps to get you started.

As organizations continue to navigate the uncertainties of the new work-from-anywhere era, the one thing that has become more important than ever is data insights. In this context, Absolute is excited to announce two new product innovations.

Simplify K-12 device collection with Absolute. Ensure efficient recovery, secure devices, and streamline end-of-year audits for 2025.

K-12 student device collection was already a complex process before the rapid shift to distance learning. Thankfully, there are a few approaches you can take to ease the collection process.

Whether schools operate with full distance learning or by implementing a hybrid approach, we all have to ensure our devices are fully operational, secure and up to date for the duration of the school year.

More and more companies are re-evaluating what work will look like on the other side of the Coronavirus pandemic. Many are announcing new work flexibilities that are intended to be permanent. They are moving to a hybrid workforce.

Now well into the school year’s second semester of distance learning for most K-12 districts in the U.S., IT teams have certainly made progress… but the struggles remain very real.