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Business Impact Analysis: An Integral Part of Business Continuity Planning

Kaseya

IT teams in most organizations are familiar with disaster recovery and business continuity processes. However, some may not be aware of the importance of conducting a business impact analysis (BIA). A BIA is one of the most important elements of a business continuity plan. Business Impact. Dependencies.

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Myth #1: Network Security Compliance Is Not All About Rules and Access Control

Firemon

This is part 1 of a 4-part series addressing compliance myths and what you need to know about uniting compliance and security in a hybrid environment. People are confused about what compliance really is. Yet some businesses still think that if they can tick every box in a compliance checklist, they are secure.

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What to Look for in a Top Student Information System

PowerSchool

In Part 1 of the student information system buying guide , we look at the role your SIS plays, the critical functionality it should provide , and the most important questions to ask about your current SIS. system functionality , so you’re better equipped to evaluate SISs and make the choice that’s right for your organization.

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What Is Endpoint Security Management and Why Is It Important?

Kaseya

Endpoint security management is the implementation of proper systems, procedures and tools to manage and secure all types of endpoints connected to an organization’s network. A robust endpoint security management process ensures security, business continuity, higher uptime and better end-user and customer service.

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Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM): The Essential Guide

Kaseya

Due to the consumerization of IT, employees started asking companies to let them use the same devices for both work and personal use, triggering the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) wave. IT teams store business data and applications in containers on mobile devices that can be managed and secured remotely via an EMM tool. million in 2024.

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