Products & Solutions

Endpoints remain a leading gateway for cyber criminals across all industries. But when it comes to stolen laptops, Absolute customers have an important resource to lean on - the Absolute Investigations Team.

With 87% of schools facing cyberattacks, safeguarding student data is non-negotiable. Discover how to ensure FERPA compliance and strengthen your cybersecurity strategy.

The ability for endpoints to autonomously self-heal themselves is a very attractive proposition… but not all solutions are created equal.

Schools need to manage a scattered device fleet and keep on top of security updates remotely, especially if your district relies on CARES or ARP Act funding. Absolute Device Groups allows IT to organize their devices into logical groupings.

Not only is the holiday season prime time for thieves to stock up on valuable electronics left in airports, vehicles and cafes, but it’s also common for students and staff to misplace school-owned devices at home or while traveling.

Effective endpoint management is key to securing devices and sensitive data. Discover why managing endpoints is critical for staying ahead of evolving cyber threats.

The Absolute Investigations Team has years of experience tracking down missing and stolen laptops.

While we have a talented, hard-working team of investigators at Absolute, let’s hope we won’t have so much work to do in 2022!

Just released - the Absolute Control mobile app allows quick response to the health and safety of all your endpoint devices.

The sudden shift to distance learning caused by COVID-19 created a significant spike in remote management, collaboration app usage and risk across K-12, new Absolute research reveals.

When it comes to managing your devices, and more specifically, stolen laptops, Absolute customers have an important resource to lean on. The Absolute Investigations Team.

The Absolute Investigations Team has been working with Absolute customers to recover stolen laptops since 1995. In September, our investigators celebrated the significant milestone of 55,000 recovered devices!