INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The endpoint security company Absolute has announced that it will now provide many of its existing customers with free access to its
patented Persistence technology in order to help them proactively repair and install their existing VPN applications.By turning on this
capability, businesses' IT teams can ensure that remote workers have uninterrupted access to corporate networks, business applications and
data during the global coronavirus outbreak.President and CEO at Absolute, Christy Wyatt explained how the company's Persistence
employees and/or students to work and study remotely, never has there been a more critical time for ensuring security controls remain
Enabling our customers to reinstall and recover VPN applications allows them, in turn, to enable employees with secure, simple access to the
have faced increased pressure to rapidly implement remote work policies and the technologies needed to put them in action.To support IT
teams tasked with ensuring employee productivity, organizational security and business continuity, Absolute has decided to offer free access
to its Application Persistence for VPN service for all of its Visibility and Control tier customers through August 31, 2020.Keep in mind
though that the service does not work for every VPN and at this time, only Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client, F5 BIG-IP Edge Client
and Pulse Connect Secure are supported.Keeping VPN clients updated and configured correctly remains a challenge for many businesses and
Absolute's upcoming "2020 State of Endpoint Resilience Report" revealed that nearly half of endpoint devices with a VPN client installed
have one that is misconfigured, out-of-date or non-compliant.
