Patch Management

Windows users are notorious for holding onto aging operating systems and PCs many years after their sell-by date. A couple of years back, for example, an entire publishing and events office was discovered to still be running on Windows XP....

Is February's Spotlight session, Syxsense Senior Solutions Architect Graham Brooks spoke on how to craft a flexible and dynamic endpoint compliance management framework for Zero Trust and Continuous Compliance using Syxsense Enterprise.  

A recent survey by Foundry Research highlighted the fact that little has changed in the cybersecurity world of late. Organizations remain deeply worried about their inability to spot threats, respond to them in a timely manner, and train staff to...

A new study examined Security Service Edge (SSE) adoption, and the role it plays in establishing a zero-trust architecture. According to the report, SSE’s popularity is reflected in the fact that 71% of cybersecurity professionals are familiar with it, despite...

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is very much in demand, according to a new survey. This is good news for vendors offering SaaS services as well as MSPs who are grabbing a steadily larger slice of the expanding as-a-Service pie. The report reveals...

In this webinar, our industry expert Jon Cassel gave us an inside look at the newest third-party patch releases. Syxsense is the leading provider of innovative, intuitive technology that sees all and knows everything about every endpoint, in every location,...

Watch February's Microsoft Patch Tuesday Forecast On Demand Join us as we dive into this month's bulletins and show you strategies for tackling the latest and most important Patch Tuesday updates.  Our IT industry expert Rob Brown, Syxsense's Chief Customer...

Historically, successful attack strategies continue until adequate defenses are assembled. For example, the Mongol hordes ravaged Asia and Eastern Europe for centuries. A simple invention – the walled town – ended their ability to ride in from the wilderness and...

Phishing remains one of the most popular avenues of attack by cybercriminals. Yes, zero-day exploits sometimes help them to strike gold. But the bread-and-butter front-line troops of cybercriminal gangs are phish-ers of men and women. It is rumored that in...

The education sector has been in the crosshairs of cybercriminals for years. If anything, it is getting worse. According to a study by Comparitech, almost 1000 schools were affected by ransomware in 2021, impacting about a million students. Total price...