In search of IT Visibility?

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An invisible danger lurks in many companies: Shadow IT. The term describes the use of software, hardware or other IT services that are introduced without the knowledge or approval of the IT department. What seems harmless at first glance – an employee quickly sharing a file via their private cloud storage – can have serious consequences.

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IT Visibility is the comprehensive, granular and detailed view of an IT environment, regardless of size or complexity, that enables IT managers to make data-driven decisions about their IT investments.

Gartner’s recently published “Market Guide for Unified Endpoint Management Tools” points to significant advances in the market. According to the report, “Unified Endpoint Management tools have reached mainstream adoption and have proven essential for I&O leaders to manage, secure and enable the hybrid workforce.”

The latest report from S&P, the global credit rating agency, is an important reminder that you can only secure your business IT with an ITAM program and complete IT visibility. The report, titled, Cyber Risk Insights: IT Asset Management is Central to Cyber Security, argues that, IT Asset Management is foundational to effective cyber security. Its absence at an organization can be indicative of flawed cyber-risk management and could weigh on S&P Global Ratings’ view of an entity’s creditworthiness.

The number of cyberattacks on healthcare organizations and facilities has increased dramatically this year, and the threat level has never been more serious. Security experts and IT departments at clinics, hospitals or medical facilities are sounding the alarm and must ensure maximum IT security with limited resources.

The greatest challenge currently facing companies and their managers is getting a clear overall picture of their IT landscape. This is difficult because there are countless data gaps that need to be identified and remediated. But doing so creates allows businesses to develop a clear IT strategy that allows them to make strategic decisions.