Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) keeps anti-virus, malware, and other security software up to date and configured correctly. SCCM is a first responder in the unfortunate event of a security breach, reporting on the problem and delivering remediation to thousands of endpoints.
Download this 11-page guide which will provide you with 20 SCCM best practices, and learn why you should:
Restrict and Review SCCM Administrative Users Update Secondary Sites Running SQL Express Configure Static IP Addresses for Site Systems Require Approval for Computers from Untrusted Domains Avoid Deploying the Task Sequence to Unknown Computers Plus discover 15 more tips that you can implement now to keep your company safe!
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