Why you need 2 factor authentication/MFA
Two factor authentication, also known as MFA (multi-factor authentication), adds an extra layer of security to your online accounts. Instead...
Datto RMM’s built-in patch management software helps organisations automate patch policies and keep client machines secure from the latest threats.
Without patches, a network’s software and operating systems become vulnerable and are at risk of security breaches. Automating this process is most effective and can be monitored.
A patch is a change to a computer program that is designed to update, fix, or improve it. Patches are aimed to:
Vulnerabilities are detected in both windows and 3rd part apps and need security quickly to protect your systems
Besides security vulnerabilities, there can be application issues, called bugs where the software may not work as should do
Not updating the apps can lead to conflicts and performance issues slowing down your computer
Patching is critical to your security and data protection. A real-life example is in 2017 Equifax data breach, more than 143 million U.S. consumers were affected by the breach, and personally, identifiable information was stolen in troves.
As it turns out, the attack was a result of an unpatched web application that acted as a backdoor for hackers.
Data leaked included
Powerful Endpoint management scripts and automated policies like are the power behind Cyber Guard's endpoint management, powered by Datto. Admins control when, where, and how those automated tasks are performed, taking productivity to the next level, and ensuring consistency.
Manage all your endpoints, or let us do that for you, including those hosted in the cloud, reduce your costs and improve efficiency. Achieve this through Cyber Guard's Endpoint Management unique combination of powerful features that are affordable and scalable.
Cyber Guard Endpoint Management is an intuitive solution built to help organisations simplify complex work. Our service technicians, or yours can initiate their choice of remote support options with a single click.
Remote access software allows a local user in one location to perform useful functions elsewhere. With remote access, users can connect with, access, and control a remote computer, network, or server in another location.
Remote access is made possible by connecting local and remote hosts over a network. A technician requests access to the remote device. Once it is authenticated, they can fully access it, using their own local keyboard and mouse to control it.
Two factor authentication, also known as MFA (multi-factor authentication), adds an extra layer of security to your online accounts. Instead...
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