Webinar: Understand and Secure Your IT Environment

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Conor Quinlan

 

Do you know what devices are connected to your network? Do you have a solid process for authenticating into your accounts? Do you use multi-factor authentication (MFA)? If not, you could be at risk of a breach. That’s why we’re bringing you this valuable webinar to help you understand and secure your IT environment.

In this video, you’ll learn about:

  • Discovering and managing devices in your network
  • Credentials and access management
  • IT processes and procedures

During the session, we discovered that many companies do have the right protections in place, but not all.

  • 72% of respondents have an accurate device inventory.
  • 62% of respondents have MFA in place.
  • 53% of respondents have procedures in place for onboarding/offboarding with IT.

Where do you stand? If you don’t have these items in place, send us a message.

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