Patching vulnerable software and systems is more important — and more challenging to keep up with — than ever. Here’s how IT pros can make their patch management process more efficient, eliminate disruption, and keep their networks secure.

Data is the lifeblood of modern organizations, driving decisions, operations and innovations. However, a hidden problem known as data rot threatens this valuable resource. Understanding data rot and implementing effective prevention methods will safeguard your organization’s data integrity and accessibility.

Container vs virtual machines – what is there to know? These are key virtualization technologies that are used by developers, system administrators, and increasingly, home users to run applications. While they are similar, they have different use cases and function differently in key ways.

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a type of cyberattack where attackers use email to exploit businesses by deceiving employees into transferring money or sensitive information. These attacks often involve impersonation of company executives or trusted business contacts to trick recipients into performing specific actions. As businesses become more reliant on digital communication, the threat of BEC grows, making it essential for organizations to recognize and mitigate these risks effectively.

DNS resolvers play an important role in the functionality of the internet, enabling you to access websites using domain names instead of IP addresses. Understand what DNS resolvers are, their core functions and how to set them up and maintain them effectively for better network performance and security.

Apple made plenty of announcements last week at their Worldwide Developer Conference; from Apple Intelligence, to the upcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, and many more targeting end users and the Apple developer community. While we can’t recap every single feature and update, I wanted to highlight a handful of them that will affect any administrators using Apple devices in their environment, as well as the tools used to manage those devices.

Thanks to the tireless dedication of our product team, a super-active beta program, and hundreds of early adopters seeking a better way to do mobile, we are thrilled to officially introduce NinjaOne Mobile Device Management (MDM) – an extension to our No. 1-rated endpoint management platform!

Mobile devices are the norm in the workplace today, allowing your teams around the world to communicate and work together more efficiently. Traditional network boundaries shifted significantly during the global pandemic and organizations had to quickly learn to support a newly remote workforce. With the remote and hybrid work model the new normal, IT departments now support more mobile devices than ever.

Another huge release is exploding like fireworks in the summer sky! We are proud to announce new features and functionality, including Mobile Device Management (MDM), automated user management, Backup enhancements, and much more!