Security starts with the endpoint. Control, patch, audit, and monitor your endpoints all from one unified interface.
What is endpoint management?
Endpoint management is a comprehensive approach to managing and securing all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, servers, mobile devices, and other network-connected devices, from a central location. This includes activities such as deploying software updates, monitoring security threats, configuring device settings, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. Endpoint management also involves tracking the status of devices and their associated data, as well as providing remote support and troubleshooting services when necessary. The goal of endpoint management is to ensure that all endpoints are properly configured, maintained, and secured, while minimizing the risk of data breaches and other security incidents.
- 73% of security professionals rely on spreadsheets to manage IT hygiene
- 68% of cyber attacks exploit vulnerabilities that have had a patch available for over a year
- 30% of businesses do not have a formal patch management process in place
- On average, it takes organizations 106 days to patch a vulnerability
Patching doesn’t need to be complicated
Windows is the most widely used operating system by enterprises worldwide, with an estimated market share of over 75% as of 2021. For nearly two decades, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) by Microsoft has been the tool of choice for managing Windows assets, but it is not without its shortcomings.
- The complexity makes it difficult to scale efficiently
- The architecture does not lend itself to efficient use of bandwidth during patch cycles
- Limited features and support for non-windows operating systems
- Lack of real-time feedback about the state of endpoints
Our endpoint management solution is designed to be lightweight and flexible, allowing for a streamlined patching process. By automating the patching process, our solution eliminates the need for manual intervention, reduces the time required to patch endpoint devices, and achieves higher patch compliance..
Simplify asset management
Organizations often struggle to get consistent endpoint counts when conducting device inventory. This can be especially difficult when aggregating data from different sources such as spreadsheets and their Configuration Management Database (CMDB). After performing a comprehensive device discovery audit, organizations are surprised to find 10% to 20% more devices in their environment than expected. You can’t protect what you don’t know about. Don’t leave your organization vulnerable to cyber threats - take control of your device inventory today.
Strengthen your security posture
Does managing your endpoints feel overwhelming? Do patch cycles take longer than they should? Are you sure all endpoints are accounted for? Save money by reducing your patching infrastructure footprint and improve productivity by allowing IT administrators to focus on other critical tasks. Schedule a demo today!
