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White Paper: Absolute Software and the Ponemon Institute are pleased to share the findings of the first study on the use of encryption on laptops by employees within corporations in the U.S., U.K and Canada. The research findings show that business m ...

In this free, 60-minute session, Stanton Gatewood, Chief Information Security Officer for the University System of Georgia, outlines how he has successfully maintained data security and achieved regulatory compliance for 35 top colleges and universities, and over 200 libraries.

Case Study: "Computrace has been an excellent investment. It's simple to use and it's a no-brainer for anyone who wants to manage their PC resources. I have already stipulated to Dell that every time we order a new laptop, Computrace is to be a part of the standard configuration."

Geofencing allows you to create predefined boundaries to contain the physical location of the devices in your deployment.  Watch this short demo to see how it works.

In 2007, two Texas A&M University students had their laptop computers stolen in separate incidents, and Computrace® LoJack® for Laptops was instrumental in getting them back. While one of the thefts occurred in College Station, TX, the other took place thousands of miles due south – in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Karen Fuller, CTO of Klein Independent School District, explains how her district overcame the challenges of preventing laptop theft and tracking inventory, and how you can do the same.

Webinar: Brad Myrvold, System’s Manager of Desktop Technology at Allina Hospitals & Clinics, discusses how they saved more than $400,000 in one quarter and averted several possible data breaches.

How To Safeguard Company Data In Difficult Times Whitepaper: The Gateway Recession of 2009 has brought the prospect of slowing sales and profits — and job losses. Although layoffs are never desirable, they are often necessary. Much of the responsibil ...

Case Study: Since installing Computrace from Absolute Software, laptop accountability is up, thefts are down, and the annual laptop hand-out/take-back tasks are completed 30% faster, saving over $47,000 per year in time and resources.

“When we first discovered ComputraceOne two years ago, I assumed it would act as aninsurance policy should any of our laptops go missing.” explained Boone. “However, it hasproved itself to be even more valuable, and is now considered an essential business operationstool. The software enables us to keep track of all the company laptops, no matter which countrythey are used in.”