Whichever machine let somebody in was almost always running a version of something that got fixed months earlier. Fleet work is the unglamorous business of making sure that never describes yours: patched, inventoried, filtered, and reachable the moment a fix is wanted.
N-able N-sight takes the watching, then patching, then scripting, then remote hands, while the filtering lever rides that same agent instead of turning up as a box for the wall. For a small firm that matters: fewer things to fit, fewer things to renew, and one place that knows the condition of every machine.
Patching runs around your trading rather than around ours. A shop does not want a reboot at eleven on a Saturday and a workshop does not want one mid run, so the windows get agreed instead of assumed.
Mac estates inside small firms go unmanaged by accident. Somebody bought a Mac, then three more, and none of them ever enrolled anywhere. Addigy settles that: profiles held, software delivered, compliance visible, and a device that can be dealt with once its owner leaves.
A phone reads the same mail as the desktop and gets none of the attention. Zimperium runs on the handset, judging applications, links and networks right there, and it keeps working while the device sits on somebody else's network a long way off.
Rates are lifted live from billing while this page loads. Whatever you send to the sheet sits waiting while you read on.
The unglamorous lever that quietly closes most of the ways in. An unpatched machine is not a sophisticated problem, it is an overdue one, and this is the agent that stops the overdue heap growing while everybody is busy.
| Cleared for | Windows, Mac and Linux machines, with mobile enrolled too |
|---|---|
| Protects | Patch position, condition and inventory of a managed machine |
| Held until | The agent is fitted and the machine is checking in |
| Signalled by | N-able N-sight |
| Confirmed by | Patch history and check-in history, kept per machine |
Filtering rides the agent already fitted, so there is no box for the wall and nothing to re-point when somebody takes a laptop home. Most of what a person clicks never gets as far as resolving.
| Cleared for | Machines already carrying the N-sight agent |
|---|---|
| Protects | Whatever a browser on that machine may resolve and reach |
| Held until | A filtering policy has been set to suit how you trade |
| Signalled by | N-able N-sight web protection |
| Confirmed by | Reporting on blocked requests, held machine by machine |
Mac estates in small firms end up unmanaged by accident rather than by decision. Addigy ends that: settings held rather than politely requested, software delivered, compliance visible per device, and kit that can be handled once the person carrying it leaves.
| Cleared for | Hardware running macOS or iOS |
|---|---|
| Protects | Configuration, compliance and enrolment position of Apple kit |
| Held until | Enrolment is done, by Apple Business Manager or by hand |
| Signalled by | Addigy |
| Confirmed by | Compliance readable per device at whatever hour you look |
A phone reads the same mail as the desktop and gets none of the same attention. Zimperium runs on the device, judges applications, links and networks there, and carries on working while the handset sits on a cafe network hundreds of miles from your office.
| Cleared for | Handsets and tablets on Android or iOS |
|---|---|
| Protects | The handset, against hostile applications, links and networks |
| Held until | Somebody installs the application and accepts it |
| Signalled by | Zimperium, down on the device itself |
| Confirmed by | Detections raised and recorded against each handset |
Fleet work strips out a large share of ordinary risk. It is not a security desk, and nothing here suggests it is.
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