Across organizations today, many IT applications are not monitored, managed or owned by people with the right skills.
It’s a silent risk that is growing. Business functions like HR, Finance, and Operations have become accidental application owners, as they originally requested the application. Every unpatched application within your business becomes a security attack vector.
Download this board-level guide to closing the door on unmanaged and unowned Windows applications.
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According to Bob Kelly's findings on the Windows App Management State of the Nation survey report
According to the IBM Report: Cost of a Data Breach (2025)
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Follow a clear, proven journey to expose unmanaged risk, measure its impact, and build lasting auditable governance.
Andrew Cooper, Release & Protect Manager, End User Services - Nationwide Building Society
Ralf Kraski, Project Manager - Vattenfall
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10–12 minutes. You can skim it in under 5 and still get the main points.
Senior business leaders responsible for risk, performance, and accountability.CEO, CRO, CHRO, COO, and board members.
Because ownership gaps create:
This is a business risk, not a technical one.
Yes. Leavers, role changes, and shadow ownership are major risk drivers.HR data is often the missing control point.
Yes. You’ll leave with board-level questions you should be asking.
Absolutely. It’s designed to spark cross-functional conversations. Share with a colleague.
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