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From one central environment manage all workstations
From one central environment manage all workstations
Here's how to regain control of devices and applications
And ensure optimal data protection
Is manually managing and securing laptops and desktops also costing you more and more time? Users would like to have complete freedom in choosing applications, but often do not realize the impact of this. After all, how do you protect all those devices from viruses and ransom or malware? Do you even know which applications each workstation is equipped with? How secure is the data in case of theft or loss?
The challenges of managing hybrid IT environments
The fact is that users – and their workstations – are increasingly outside the corporate network. They work from home, are on location at a customer site, or on the road at home or abroad. Often, an organization’s hybrid IT environment is not set up for remote and home working. This creates risks. Risks that can have far-reaching consequences for the security of company data and other sensitive data.
Meanwhile, it has become almost impossible to keep a manual grip on all workstations and the applications on them. It’s time-consuming and you quickly lose track.
More control and protection for your workstations with a centralized management environment
What you need is a central environment where you can easily protect and manage all devices remotely. More visibility and control no matter where the workstations are. A solution that detects cyber threats at lightning speed and protects data from unauthorized access. This not only saves you a lot of time, but also ensures that your organization is optimally protected.
Microsoft offers some handy tools for this purpose!
Step 1: We map the current situation and, based on your requirements, look at how Defender for Endpoint and/or Intune can best be deployed to manage and protect your workstations.
Step 2: We create a roadmap that shows what is needed to realize the desired situation. From this a concrete proposal follows.
Step 3: Defender and Intune are set up and made available on all devices. We test and document each step, and train your IT administrators.
Step 4: The tools must be kept up-to-date. Periodically we check everything, discuss with you whether everything is still satisfactory, and keep you informed of new developments.
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