An endpoint is any device that connects to the corporate network from either within or outside its security system. Examples of endpoint devices include laptops, tablets, mobile devices, digital printers, point-of-sale (POS) systems, and so much more. To ensure the security of the network and all associated assets, such as corporate data, customer information, intellectual
Organizations are aware of the need for modernizing the way they monitor and maintain the increasing number and type of endpoints their employees use to complete their jobs successfully. This white paper outlines how to address key customer challenges—including how to discuss the benefits and costs of making changes to their security stack, and what
REI Co-op, the nation's biggest retailer of camping gear, apparel, and equipment with over 20 million members and 15,000 employees, turned to solutions like Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Surface Hub, and Microsoft Rooms after selling their campus during the pandemic and committing to fully remote and hybrid workplace. In this customer success video, see how REI
A lot has changed in a short amount of time. Before the pandemic, office workers bound to their corporate PCs gazed in envy upon freelancers typing away at coffee shops, but it turns out working from a laptop is not always so great—especially when it comes to security issues like unsafe public Wi-Fi leading to