Watch the first installment of our webcast series as we highlight the exciting new changes in SMA 14.0. Our panel of experts discusses the enhancements and improvements to the SMA and their impact on you as a customer.

Speakers:

• Jillian Salamon, Solutions Consultant
• Mark Gonzales, Services Manager
• Juan Santamaria, Enterprise Technical Support
  

Any device used to access your network is an endpoint, and every endpoint is a potential attack vector. These highly susceptible entryways give cybercriminals direct access to your highest value data assets.

Endpoints remain vulnerable behind your corporate firewall but are especially exposed when used remotely. As your IT environment grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to manage and secure every device connecting to your network.

In this session, endpoint management expert Preston Norman discusses:

• The main do's and don'ts to keep endpoints secure
• How to address endpoint management challenges
• Building a tight BYOD and endpoint management strategy

Last year, a Ponemon Institute survey found that enterprises have an average of 135,000 endpoint devices they have to secure. Even if you’re a midsized business or SMB, your number of endpoint devices is likely in the many hundreds or even thousands. That’s a staggering amount of entry points for attackers to target with ransomware. On top of that, we’ve all been told that ransomware is a matter of “when,” not “if.” How can you make sure that all of those endpoints -- each with different user, security and compliance requirements – don’t put the rest of your organization and its data at risk when one of them gets compromised? What makes a good ransomware security strategy, and how can you scale it as the number of endpoints in your organization grows? What are the top best practices for protecting against ransomware today – and what should you absolutely never do?

One of the largest complexities of provisioning access in the enterprise is controlling, authorizing, and configuring devices to access enterprise resources. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) allows IT to manage, secure and deploy corporate resources and applications to any device from a single console.

In practice, this breaks down into use cases for corporate owned devices, employee personal devices and a myriad of third-party contractors or service providers. In terms of operating systems, this can be extended to Mac OS, iOS, Windows in different flavors, and different Linux and Android distributions.

Watch Cyjax’s CISO Ian Thornton-Trump CD in a rapid-fire coffee talk session where he discusses why there is a new sense of urgency to revisit your endpoint protection policies due to:

• A change in corporate attack surfaces
• Weaponization of exploitations by threat actors to take hold of devices and leverage them as initial access vectors and/or platforms for credential compromise

Ensuring your 3rd parties follow end-point protection polices has never been so important. Watch this on-demand session today!

At too many companies, either there’s no endpoint management system in place, or it’s been thrown together over the years, comprised by a mixture of aging solutions. So how do you tame the chaos of your company’s ever-expanding desktop PCs, laptops, mobile devices, and BYOD users? In order to implement a truly modern endpoint management system, you’ll first need to understand what modern endpoint management really is and how it can help you to manage your endpoints more efficiently and securely.

In this webinar you will:

• Gain clarity around the definition of modern management
• Understand investigation points regarding your business environment
• Receive strategy insights for managing personal and corporate devices

Quest presented its partner update webcast for Q1FY23 on April 20,2022.

In this exclusive partner webinar, Todd Werner, VP Channels and his team covered: 

• Engagement opportunities for your customers
• State of the business
• Partner enablement & rebates
• New features coming to the Quest Partner Portal

As always, for ongoing information on the Quest partner program, visit our partner portal.

SpeakersTodd Werner, VP ChannelsAndrew Clarke, Global Head of Channel & Strategic AlliancesLaureen Smith, Senior Global Program Manager, Customer EngagementMalan Maw, Sr. Manager, Global Channel Marketing & Programs

Quest presented its partner update webcast for Q1FY23 on February 23, 2022.

In this exclusive partner webinar, Todd Werner, VP Channels and his team covered:

• State of the business
• 2021 Partner Awards
• New MSP Rebates & Win Story 
• OneLogin Training

As always, for ongoing information on the Quest partner program, visit our partner portal.

SpeakersTodd Werner, VP ChannelsJohn O’Boyle, EMEA Sales DirectorAndrew Clarke, Global Head of Channel & Strategic Alliances

Discover the most recent partner program updates for the quarter. Watch the webinar on demand for the latest partner news such as: 

• OneLogin acquisition update
• How to continue growing business with Quest
• State of the business
• Partner Survey
• Partner Program updates

As always, for ongoing information on the Quest partner program, visit our partner portal.

SpeakersTodd Werner, VP ChannelsMylène Legresley, Director, Global Channel Marketing & ProgramsAndrew Clarke, Global Head of Channel & Strategic AlliancesDoug Erickson, VP Global Channels and Strategic Alliances, OneLoginVP Global Channels and Strategic Alliances

KACE by Quest has released the latest version of our Systems Management Appliance (SMA): 12.0.

To help you get the most out of SMA, we put together a webcast to provide a high-level overview of the appliance’s enhancements and new features, such as:

• Support for hosting Nutanix
• Support for using cloud-based offboard backup such as the Microsoft Azure Blob and Amazon S3 storage
• The ability to manage up to 30% more endpoints using default configurations
• The ability to suggest related knowledge base articles as Service Desk tickets are entered

View our On-Demand now to discover best practices that’ll help you efficiently manage and secure your endpoint systems while getting your global users up and running quickly. Plus, learn how you can start the new year off with new fitness attire from Lululemon, compliments of Quest Software.***

Join our Quest experts, Dave Hunter, to discuss how the KACE portfolio uniquely positions you to better manage your remote endpoints anytime, anywhere, so your systems are consistently updated and maintained.

You will learn how to:

• Remotely image and deploy new laptops and mobile devices.
• Patch vulnerable systems like endpoints and servers remotely.
• Manage user privileges for new remote employees.
• Set firewall settings, customize configurations and remote into devices.
• Deliver a remote help desk experience that aligns user expectations with IT SLAs.