By Dan Decker

Every company is it a small firm or a big corporation requires some sort of management and order within itself. Every business now is shifting towards electronics.

Managing hundreds of thousands of devices that contain your company data may sound impossible, but today we will tell you about software that makes it all possible.

ManageEngine considers all the problems and provides companies with a solution. With over 15 years of experience in this field, ManageEngine is still dominating the market for Endpoint Management Solutions.

In this ManageEngine Endpoint Management Solution review we will talk about how this software can change your lives easier. ManageEngine is a company that provides your company with the ultimate Endpoint Management solution.

ManageEngine provides its services to more than 17,000 customers, which includes approximately 12 million endpoints.

From data security to network management, secure browsing, and encrypted emails, after we’re done with this review, you’ll be running to get yourselves their Endpoint Management Software.

ManageEngine Endpoint Management Solution Review (2021)

1. Features and Functionality

1.1. Desktop Central

Desktop Central comes with a plethora of amazing features that will allow the user complete access over their laptops, desktops, and various other devices from just one location.

Some software and programs need regular updating and maintenance. Performing patchworks daily can turn out to be quite tedious and time-consuming but with Patch Management in ManageEngine Endpoint Management, it is quite easy.

Desktop Central can offer patches for Mac, Linux, and Windows, and numerous other third-party applications. It will provide your Endpoint with daily updates that are safe to implement on your network.

1.1.2. Updated Vulnerability Database

Zohocorp is a program in Desktop Central that will search across the internet for updates available for any of the applications and programs included in the Endpoint.

It will then scan and verify them to ensure that the update it is installing is authentic and safe. It will install the updates and keep them in the Patch Repository so that the Endpoint user can install them across the network.

The Patchwork Repository is available on the Desktop Central server and the client can use it to find vulnerabilities in the network. Syncing of the repository with the Vulnerability database can be done in two ways, on-demand, and daily sync.

1.1.3. Periodic Patch Scanning

Once the vulnerability database is up-to-date, there will be a network-wide patch scan. This scan will locate any missing patches across the network and the results will be available on the Desktop Central Server.

1.1.4. System Health Policy

Using the system health policy, the user can find out the health status of the systems present in the network. The user can set the limit for how many missing patches in a system should it classify as an unhealthy or vulnerable system.

Through this, the user can pinpoint which of the systems in his network need an immediate update.

1.1.5. Automate Antivirus Updates

Every day a new type of virus takes birth so to counter this Desktop Central updates its anti-virus several times a day. This means high bandwidth usage and constant permission to update. The user can limit this process …read more

Source:: All That SaaS

Author: Aaron