Compliance standards are designed to create a robust framework that protects sensitive data from threat actors and ensures organizational integrity. Without them, organizations will be compromising both their IT security and privacy. If you are an IT manager, cybersecurity professional, legal advisor, or your employer has promoted you to be the new compliance officer, your aim is to ensure your organization's technology infrastructure meets regulatory requirements.

As networks continue to grow in complexity, investing in robust IP Address Management (IPAM) will help organizations manage their IP resources more effectively, minimizing risks and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations. If that’s where your organization is heading, this article aims to provide IT professionals and network administrators with a comprehensive understanding of IPAM, its relevance, and how to implement it effectively within their network infrastructure. Let 's dig in.

Jamf inventory stands out as a valuable resource for Mobile Device Management (MDM), providing a centralized platform for tracking and managing Apple devices. However, Jamf's specialization in iOS devices presents a limitation for organizations seeking a more comprehensive IT Asset Management (ITAM) solution to look over their whole IT environment. If this sounds familiar, the answer you are looking for is integration.

Let’s be honest. Keeping up with cybersecurity regulations and directives, especially if your organization operates within the European Union (EU), can be really challenging. And NIS2 implementation is no exception. If you are working in this field, you might already know the reasons that originated this legislation, its objectives, and the risks that organizations face as technology evolves. However, there is a gap between understanding NIS2 and its current implementation.

If you are in charge of doing IT Asset Management (ITAM) in this current mobile-centric world, a well-rounded option is to embrace Microsoft Intune for Mobile Device Management (MDM) and application security. But MDM is just a small part of ITAM. And it's only logical for your IT operations to have a centralized location with all your assets' information. Intune will help you with that but to some extent: it only collects data from Microsoft devices.

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As we transit the second quarter of 2024, we can get a clearer picture of the direction of the tech industry, and the top tech market trends that will mark the rest of the year. When the pandemic hit, it pushed tech companies into a new era of remote work, changing the game entirely. Suddenly, teams could collaborate from anywhere, and this meant a whole new way of doing things had to emerge. It wasn't just about finding people in the same city anymore; talent could be tapped from coast to coast.

In today's landscape, IT asset managers need tools that can go further than Inventory Management. In order to extend your IT Asset Management (ITAM) processes to address your whole environment, a robust ITAM solution must include a wide library of integrations to complement its functions. In this article, we will explore exactly that. We have listed InvGate Insight’s integrations and their usage to help you make sure you are getting the most out of the solution.

NIS2 requirements range from Risk Management measures to business continuity insurance – and they must be effectively implemented by October 17, 2024, to avoid penalties. Since this is a cybersecurity framework, IT Asset Management (ITAM) can greatly help implement it.

You are probably in the quest to find the best method to host your organization’s software and data. Out of all the options out there, a big part of the decision comes down to choosing between on-premise vs. cloud. Apart from asking yourself which of them fits the IT budget better and how much you need to worry about security, from a technical standpoint you also have to understand the types of management. The key difference lies in the ownership and control/monitoring of the IT infrastructure.