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Most security tools ask whether software is malicious. Endpoint Capability Risk asks what it enables. Here is why that distinction matters, backed by current breach data.

Daily Security Briefing March 21, 2026 CISA added three Apple vulnerabilities to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on March 20, 2026. These affect iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS, tvOS, and Safari. All three are confirmed actively exploited in the wild and require patching by April 3, 2026. 1. Safari and WebKit Memory Corruption CVE-2025-31277 | CVSS 8.8 | HIGH Severity | Actively Exploited Affected Product Apple Safari (prior to 18.6), iOS and

While developing Endpoint Capability Risk (ECR) framework and scoring into LARCK, instantly seeing all of the endpoint risk data populate the system really uncovered just how powerful, dangerous, and 'over-tooled' a lot of my computers and servers were. In other words, it worked exactly as intended. Truly Eye-Opening. When importing CVE insights into the system for analysis and enrichment, I quickly saw all of the vulnerabilities and supporting information about them. Exact

Lansweeper Classic (also called on-prem) has had some significant changes fly under the radar so far in 2025 - Here are the significant...

True Story - I keep thinking about Terry Silver's Silver Method in terms of IT Asset Management. I'll update this blog post once I talk...

Every time I get another letter in the mail about data compromises potentially involving my information, it not only shows me how futile...

Here's my first Pro-Tip for Lansweeper - The importance of Asset Classification. https://www.lansweeper.com/blog/pro-tips/the-importance...

A real short blog post as I'm actively remediating Chrome for a client - due to the frequency of Zero-Day exploits, you can use...

In my experience, I've found that if a business in the Healthcare sector has a box of bandages in their inventory, they have medical...

Lansweeper has numerous advantages over other ITAM solutions - easy installation, tons of information collected, built-in integrations,...

OK. This match-up is long overdue - I do apologize. Let's just cut to the chase. Lansweeper "Sweepy" Classic vs. Young Dade "Zero Cool"...

I've been using Lansweeper (Classic) since 2012, and nothing monumental has changed with the product since version 5 where the database...

One thing that Lansweeper has (but needs a lot more of), are custom fields for an asset. These custom fields are great for integrating...