Remote work has popularized fun (read: unsupervised) work environments and cloud tools.
Even a single security breach can cause real damage. IBM states that one in three security breaches involves shadow data, and the average cost in 2024 will be USD 4.88 million.
Keeping employee devices safe, secure, and monitored is thus a pressing need.
If you’re planning to hire new employees, you must set up watertight processes and securely configure each of their devices to mitigate such security risks. That’s where hardware deployment comes in.
Hardware deployment allows you to maintain complete control and visibility over your employees' devices while providing them with the tools they need to work efficiently.
So, you enjoy peace of mind because devices are used as intended—and employees get a great work experience.
This is a playbook on IT hardware deployment. Read on to know what it is and why it matters, especially for a modern, hybrid workforce.
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