Cape Cod Cooperative Bank needed to ensure that software patches and virus DAT files were up-to-date on financial advisors' laptops as they connected to the bank's network. The laptops were not part of the bank's domain and could not be updated through group policy or other corporate patch management systems. Here's what they did. continue
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