The speed of IT development is constantly increasing. Applications are increasingly being operated in the cloud and it is becoming more and more difficult to control employees' work devices when working from home. In addition, new security vulnerabilities emerge every day, requiring corresponding patches. In view of these challenges, it is no longer possible for the administration department to keep all computers in their company up to date and secure manually. Automated IT management is therefore becoming increasingly relevant.
The solution to this problem is called UEM: Unified Endpoint Management enables centralized control and security for various devices in the IT network via a single console. These modular solutions automate routine IT administration tasks by assigning clients to groups based on specific characteristics, thereby dynamically applying jobs and scripts. With features such as patch and asset management, as well as the integration of security tools, aagon addresses the growing demands on IT security in a rapidly evolving digital environment.
Valuable information on this topic is provided in the free presentations “How Unified Endpoint Management Systems Automate IT Administration” and “Unified Endpoint Management Starts with Knowledge!”, which aagon expert Henrik van der Linde will be hosting on March 6 at 10:00 a.m. and 3:35 p.m.