Expert Insights

As part of the Absolute 7.18 product release, we have made significant enhancements to our Device Wipe and File Delete capabilities, giving organizations the ability to streamline data sanitization across their devices.

We canvassed the opinion of 400 IT and security leaders in a bid to better quantify and understand how organizations are preparing for 2022. Here's what they had to say.

K-12 schools face rising cyber threats, from ransomware to data breaches. Discover 5 top strategies to protect student data and secure your network.

Unlock better security for your remote workforce with enhanced geolocation tracking and customizable geofencing, helping you stay ahead of evolving risks.

For the many schools still struggling to meet the challenges of remote learning, the Federal Communications Commission announced a second window to submit projects for coverage under the Emergency Connectivity Fund.

As K-12 schools shift to remote learning, student data privacy and endpoint security have become even more critical. Discover how IT teams can protect against cyber threats.

Leveraging anonymized data from over 10,000 schools and districts, the Absolute Endpoint Risk Report: Education Edition illustrates how distance learning has been fully embraced – but that critical efficiency and security gaps remain.

With a growing reliance on devices during distance learning, there are 3 structural industry shifts that will continue to impact education in the school years to come.

The new Endpoint Risk Report shows why addressing risk is a critical component to a successful hybrid work formula, even as the details of the new model are still being worked out.

Simplify your K-12 school’s end-of-year inventory audits with Absolute’s streamlined device tracking. Maximize accuracy, reduce risk, and save time with powerful tools.

In Absolute's third annual Endpoint Risk Report, our goal was to provide a benchmark for enterprise risk analysis and a blueprint for action.

With the start of the new school year just around the corner, how are you securing district devices and data? Here are 3 steps to get you started.