Many organisations are planning to migrate to the latest version of Microsoft’s email system, Exchange 2010. There are many compelling reasons to do so, including high availability, email archiving and improved administrative features. However, the importance of email to the modern enterprise means that any errors in migration that result in downtime will be a
Optimize current and future desktop environments by taking the pain and cost out of configuring desktops, troublesome roaming profiles and their lengthy logon times and corruption related support calls, control application access and license enforcement, eliminate the need for Local Administrator accounts, improve resource allocation to increase server capacity and performance, and more easily adopt
Unacceptably long logon times cause user dissatisfaction, reduces their faith in IT and dramatically impacts their productivity. They can also leave systems open to security risks as many users start the logon process then leave the desktop to pursue other activities such as talking with colleagues, getting breakfast or making a hot drink to kill
User Profile Corruption is one the most costly, and common aspects of desktop management. It is a time-consuming IT task which also impacts the business through loss of user productivity and high service desk support costs. For many organizations, when profile corruption occurs, SLAs force IT to spend a predefined amount of time troubleshooting and
IT managers know the benefits of unified communications (UC)—but where, when, and how much should they invest and deploy? Forrester explores how IT managers can expand UC capabilities with smart and effective infrastructure investment.
A recent Cisco survey shows that 89% of IT departments worldwide enable BYOD—proving it’s a global trend for which IT must prepare. What are the security challenges? The benefits? Learn why the world is drawn to a more flexible network.
In this digital world, fast and reliable movement of digital data, including massive sizes over global distances, is becoming vital to business success across virtually every industry. The Trans¬mission Control Protocol (TCP) that has traditionally been the engine of this data movement, however, has inherent bottle¬necks in performance (Figure 1), especially for networks with high
We are pleased to present the results of the 2013 State of the Endpoint study sponsored by Lumension® and conducted by Ponemon Institute. Since 2010, we have tracked endpoint risk in organizations, the resources to address the risk and the technologies deployed to manage threats.
Strategy 3: How to Check Unknown Apps at the Door Antivirus and patch management are vital layers of defense. But their limitations leave your systems vulnerable. Intelligent whitelisting adds a level of flexible, dynamic application control to truly protect your endpoints.
The Lumension ® Endpoint Management and Security Suite Application Control (L.E.M.S.S.:AC) provides complete malware protection and increases IT and end-user productivity by preventing any unknown, untrusted or malicious applications from executing. With L.E.M.S.S.:AC, IT administrators can quickly identify all applications running in their environment and enforce a comprehensive whitelist policy that prevents unauthorized applications, malware