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What is endpoint visibility and control, and how does it work?
Endpoint visibility gives you a real-time view of your endpoints, including device inventory, patch status, configurations, running processes, and security posture. Your new list iEndpoint control lets you act on that data by deploying patches, enforcing policies, restricting software, and remediating threats.tem Endpoint visibility and control combines monitoring and remediation, helping you identify risks and fix them from a single platform. Visibility without control creates security gaps since detecting issues is only half the job. The ability to remediate them quickly is what reduces risk. Features like automated patching, policy enforcement, and continuous compliance help reduce manual work and keep your endpoints secure. Every endpoint tells a story. One laptop is missing critical patches. Another is running unauthorized software. A contractor's device hasn't checked in for weeks. You know exactly what's happening across your environment, but knowing isn't the same as fixing.
How a single PostScript file leaks your Mac's memory
When I started my InfoSec journey, most of the offensive classes I took focused on memory corruption exploits. I learned a lot about buffer overflows, DEP and ASLR bypasses, and even got into kernel exploitation. However, since my job at that time was mostly hunting for bad guys in an insane amount of logs and telemetry data, I never really had the time to apply this knowledge.
Reliable Windows app patching with Iru system tray notifications
Notify Windows users when app updates are available. When your users are ready, they can allow Iru to close the app and update the application. Employees get more control over when updates land, and you spend less time chasing down unpatched devices.