Keeping track of every IT asset — particularly as remote work has become common — is essential if your company wants to limit financial losses and fraud risk. According to some estimates, most remote employees use at least two employer-assigned devices, and a smaller percentage use three or more. In general, the more devices in use, the greater the potential for loss or theft. But you can keep tabs on hardware such as desktops, laptops, mobile phones, tablets and the software you’ve purchased or developed to operate them, with IT asset tracking. Following is a three-step guide. (1) List Your Assets The first step involves developing a list of the IT assets you need to track. Although third-party software can help simplify this task (especially if the software...