First some statistics: Global customer base grew by 45% during 2012; Grew 61 percent in Germany; Netherlands 52 percent; Australia 50 percent; Canada, UK and USA 45 percent; Middle East 36 percent Won the goodwill of SMEs as well as a great number of large enterprises; New deployments include three of the world’s largest enterprises and 12 Fortune 500 corporations More than 50,000 administrators and over 150,000 users log in every day and manage millions of privileged passwords Password Manager Pro has one of the largest customer bases in enterprise privileged identity management market Now, the details: We have added 45 percent more customers to our global customer base in 2012. The soaring customer base is driven by robust growth in multiple countries across the globe confirming our leadership position in privileged identity management. In addition to continuing the winning streak on earning and retaining the business of SMEs, Password Manager Pro has won the goodwill of a great number of large enterprises that have deployed it to control access to the massive IT infrastructure of their complex data centers
Desktop Central mobile device management expands its support to Android devices
This is a mobile era esp. Android devices are becoming a dominant player in the mobile device market
Rule out déjà vu with Problem Management
Problem management is one of the processes that is often disregarded or ignored as not being important or critical, when in real time it is avoided due to lack of time. Problem management is simple and when understood properly and executed with discipline, it is quite easy to implement
Who moved my data?
Remember Hansel and Gretel? They could trace their way back home because of the pebbles they dropped as a trail
Beware: Hackers in your car, TV and light-bulbs?
We all know we should be careful transacting online, but are you thinking about cyber-security when you’re watching TV or driving your car? If you’re like me, those flashy new products at last week’s CES show probably got you dreaming about upgrading some of your old-school gadgets. The trend today is moving away from stand-alone devices to futuristic “connected” devices, those that can talk to the cloud or even interact with your other systems and appliances.
Mobile Device Management plays a bigger role in 2013 enterprise IT spending
IT spending in 2013 is expected to touch 2.1 trillion, especially with respect to mobile device platform, forecasts IDC . This is largely due to products such as mini tablets and other gadgets that have become a favorite among employees and this made enterprise to focus their spending on Mobile Device Management solution.
It is hard to hit a changing target!
We have seen, heard and experienced various kinds of mobile devices; mobile phones, tablets, the old palmtops and any others you can think of. It’s been over 20 years since the first palmtop computer appeared that carried your documents around for you.
An Introduction to High Perf Reporting Engine from NetFlow Analyzer
When it comes to traffic reporting and network troubleshooting to find bottlenecks or bandwidth spikes, complete port level analysis of raw flows is required and this will help to find out the cause. NetFlow Analyzer troubleshooting report with Sub Minute visibility helps to identify Network Spike, Bandwidth Saturation etc. The Troubleshooting Report gives complete port level information for the selected time as it is generated completely from raw NetFlow data.
Out of Band Release is now supported by Desktop Central
Microsoft released an update to Address Security Advisory 2794220 on January 14, 2013.
CES 2013: CIOs Search for the Next Killer App
The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is underway in Las Vegas right now. And while 150,000 consumers and CIOs alike are storming the aisles, clamoring to check out the newest gadgets, it’s easy to forget a key piece of the story. After Sin City’s bright lights have faded, it’s not Lexus’ self-driving car or HAPIforks’ diet utensils that will impact your everyday work-life