Security company Endpoint Absolute has announced that it will now offer many of its existing customers free access to its proprietary Persistence technology to help them proactively fix and install their existing VPN applications. By enabling this capability, enterprise IT teams can ensure remote workers have uninterrupted access to corporate networks, business applications, and data during the global coronavirus epidemic. Chairman and Absolute CEO, Christy Wyatt, explained how the company's persistence technology can help keep the business running in a press release, saying, "As we learn from customers around the world who are encouraging With more employees and/or students working and studying remotely, there has never been a more critical time to ensure security controls remain in place and effective. Allowing our customers to reinstall and recover VPN apps allows them, in turn, to provide employees simple, secure access to the sensitive apps and data they need to do their jobs, wherever they work... and maintain business continuity and their ability to care for their customers."