KACE Healthcare infographic
Healthcare providers face unique challenges when it comes to protecting patient data in accordance with HIPAA and other data privacy regulations. An important component of compliance is to secure the endpoints that are used to enter and access patient information.
Adopting a unified endpoint management (UEM) strategy is a key step to ensuring all devices are inventoried, patched and can be quickly re-imaged if they are infected with malware. Further, a comprehensive UEM system, like KACE® by Quest® can help administrators manage mobile assets and device privileges from a single console.
View this infographic for a holistic look at the challenges for healthcare IT managers, and the five best practices recommended by the experts at Quest.
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