Every device set up the same way, secured the same way, from anywhere.
Central control of your company computers and phones, wherever they are. Encryption and screen locks enforced, a lost laptop wiped from here, and new machines that arrive ready to work.
Your rules, enforced on every device.
Device management turns company policy from a memo into a setting. Nobody has to remember to turn on encryption or set a screen lock. It's done for them, and it stays done.
- Strong passwords, disk encryption and automatic screen locks, enforced rather than requested.
- Remote lock, wipe or reset of a lost, stolen or retired device.
- New computers that arrive set up, with the right applications and settings already in place.
- A clear view of every device: which ones meet your rules, and which don't.
One laptop, left in a car.
It can expose every client record on it. Encryption and remote wipe turn that from a breach into an inconvenience.
A breach
- If the drive isn't encrypted, whoever has the laptop can read the files.
- Nobody is sure what was on it.
- You may have to tell the clients whose information was on it.
- The replacement takes a day to set up by hand.
An inconvenience
- The drive is encrypted, so the files can't be read without the sign-in.
- We lock or wipe it the next time it connects to the internet.
- You know exactly which protections that device had.
- The replacement arrives with the same applications and settings.
Anyone who has to answer for a lost device.
You hold client or patient data
Healthcare, legal, finance, and any organization that would have to explain a lost laptop to the people whose records were on it.
Your staff work away from the office
Devices you rarely see still follow the same rules, and can still be locked or wiped from here.
People come and go
High turnover, shared devices and frequent new hires. A new person's computer is ready on day one, and a departing person's is reset before it's handed on.
It's also the right fit for organizations that buy their own hardware and want control of it.
Device management comes with Gold.
Gold is everything in Silver, system care and managed security, plus device management. If you're on Silver and you take on client data, hire remote staff or start buying your own hardware, moving to Gold adds it.
What it costs
Gold is a flat monthly fee: the managed services plus the licenses they need, for each computer and each person covered. It scales with the size of your team, in steps as you grow.
Setting up new devices and other hands-on work is billed hourly at a published rate, lower for plan clients, in 15-minute steps for remote work.
How pricing worksDevice management, answered.
What happens if someone loses a laptop?
Does it cover phones as well as computers?
Will it get in the way of people's work?
What do you do with a computer when someone leaves?
Can we add device management without Gold?
Tell us what's not working.
Tell us how many computers and people you have, and we'll send a real number, not a range. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.