Unmanaged endpoints are not an edge case. They are the default state of growing IT environments.
Devices that have not been patched, software installed without approval, USB ports open across the fleet, mobile devices operating outside any management policy -- each one is a security incident waiting to surface. ManagedFirst implements Endpoint Central and Mobile Device Manager Plus, configured around your device mix, your patch schedule, and your security policies.
IT teams managing 200 or more devices without centralised management spend most of their time reacting to problems that a managed environment would have prevented.
Endpoints that have not been patched in months. Software installed by users without approval -- some unlicensed, some a security risk. Devices that left the office perimeter and are no longer under any management policy. USB ports open across the fleet with no data transfer controls.
These are not edge cases. They are the normal state of endpoint environments that grew faster than the tools used to manage them.
DPDPA's requirement for reasonable technical security measures on systems processing personal data makes unpatched, unmanaged endpoints a compliance liability. Endpoint Central configured correctly -- patch policies, software governance, endpoint security, and MDM -- turns endpoint management from a reactive function into a governed one.
Two products for different endpoint management contexts.
See individual product pages for full implementation scope and configuration detail.
What a properly configured endpoint environment looks like
Every endpoint is visible -- device type, OS version, installed software, patch status -- without manual inventory.
Patch compliance is tracked and reported. Unpatched devices are flagged before they become incidents.
Software deployment is automated. New devices are provisioned without manual application-by-application installation.
USB access is controlled by policy. Data transfer events are logged.
Mobile devices are enrolled and managed. Corporate data is containerised on BYOD devices.
Endpoint security policies are enforced across the fleet -- not set and forgotten.