Patching, inventory, web filtering, Apple management, handsets. Easily the dullest shelf on the premises, and the one that shuts the openings smaller firms are most often caught out by.
The dramatic parts of security get the attention. The dull parts decide the outcome. A machine two months behind on updates, a laptop nobody has seen since a member of staff left, a phone carrying an application that should never have been installed: these are the ordinary openings, and this aisle closes them.
It also answers the question that begins every audit and every insurance renewal, which is simply how many machines you have and what state each one is in. Nobody produces that from memory. An agent produces it inside a minute.
Windows and Linux machines take the management agent. Apple kit is managed in earnest through Addigy rather than left to look after itself. Handsets get Zimperium, since a phone is not a small laptop. Filtering stands apart because plenty of firms want the upkeep without policing anybody's browsing.
Count what you actually manage. A machine sitting in a cupboard that nobody switches on is not a managed device, and we would rather you did not pay for it.
Each price here is read out of billing when the page opens. Whatever you write on sits waiting on the order form, so nothing is lost by reading first and buying afterwards.
The unglamorous line that quietly prevents most of it. An agent reports what a machine is, what sits installed on it, whether the updates went on and whether the disk is on its way out, and our engineers act on that instead of filing it.
| Catalog no | No. 1401 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Linux, macOS and Windows machines, plus mobile management covering tablets and handsets |
| Stocked for | Any firm without somebody paid to keep machines current |
| Packed by | N-able N-sight, operated by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each managed device |
Filtering and visibility for whatever the browser reaches, private windows included. It blocks the categories you decide to block and shows where bandwidth actually goes, which is usually a more interesting conversation than anybody expects.
| Catalog no | No. 1402 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Any device already carrying the management agent |
| Stocked for | Businesses with laptops that leave the building |
| Packed by | N-able N-sight web protection, set up with you by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each managed device |
Apple kit managed in earnest rather than left to look after itself. Addigy enforces configuration, pushes software, keeps the inventory and reports whether a Mac still matches the baseline it was built on.
| Catalog no | No. 1403 |
|---|---|
| Covers | macOS and iOS devices |
| Stocked for | Businesses whose design, leadership or field team runs on Apple |
| Packed by | Addigy, with baselines set and maintained by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each Apple device |
Phones carry the approval codes, the mail and the banking apps, and they are usually the least watched hardware a firm owns. Every verdict is reached on the handset, so a hotel wireless network makes no odds, and your traffic is never shipped away anywhere to be judged.
| Catalog no | No. 1404 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Android and iOS handsets, tablets included |
| Stocked for | Firms where approvals, banking or mail happen on a handset |
| Packed by | Zimperium, deployed and monitored by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each phone or tablet |
Four lines, and the parts of looking after hardware that stay outside them.
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