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Unmanaged devices pose a significant challenge and risk for many organizations. Here are the five reasons you should care about unmanaged devices and assets.
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Platform opens new opportunities for managed service providers to manage, visualize, and secure customer devices from a single pane of glass, including automated maintenance and other operations.
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A new exploit has been devised to "unenroll" enterprise- or school-managed Chromebooks from administrative control. Enrolling ChromeOS devices makes it possible to enforce device policies as set by the organization via the Google Admin console, including the features that are available to users. "Each enrolled device complies with the policies you set until you wipe or deprovision it," Google
Bleeping Computer
A new exploit called 'Sh1mmer' allows users to unenroll an enterprise-managed Chromebook, enabling them to install any apps they wish and bypass device restrictions. [...]
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Embracing shared responsibility, Vectra MDR reinforces customers’ SOC teams with 24/7/365 skills and expertise to mitigate today’s most advanced cyber threats.
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New offering goes beyond industry requirements to help maximize the value of SIEM investments.
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Security threats are always a concern when it comes to APIs. API security can be compared to driving a car. You must be cautious and review everything closely before releasing it into the world. By failing to do so, you're putting yourself and others at risk. API attacks are more dangerous than other breaches. Facebook had a 50M user account affected by an API breach, and an API data breach on