Eliminating manual patching processes strengthens defenses against vulnerability exploitation and safeguards students’ private data.
Learn how Eustace ISD gained visibility into vulnerabilities, enhanced security, and increased IT productivity with Action1.
Discover how the school district transitioned from SCCM, which exposed their organization to security risks due to inadequate third-party app patching functionality, to Action1, streamlining the deployment of updates for third-party apps.
Discover how an Italy-based school leveraged Action1 to streamline endpoint management and save time on routine tasks.
Tamborine Mountain College relies heavily on technology, so it’s imperative for its devices to work reliably and have all applications required by the curriculum. For a time, the IT department was able to manage the college’s devices manually, but as the number of endpoints increased, the task became quite time-consuming. When COVID-19 hit and staff went remote, managing and securing their endpoints manually became even more challenging, increasing the risk of errors and unpatched vulnerabilities. Discover how Action1 helped the IT team streamline deployment of software and updates to mitigate security risks and support the college’s educational mission.
South Bound Brook School District has roughly 450 students and 72 educational staff members. When COVID-19 hit and the institution switched to remote learning, staff members took their devices home —which dramatically increased security risks because the IT team was no longer able to manage the devices properly. Learn how Action1 enabled the IT team to improve security through robust patch management and visibility into all endpoints — and to save costs as they no longer have to license a separate remote support platform.