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Endpoint Management Software Articles

8 Best Free Ransomware Protection Software in 2024

Hackers are getting craftier and more creative every quarter. Establishing and maintaining the security of your data requires powerful, reliable tools, and many of them will test your budget.

by Shreya Mattoo

Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) Software Ranked Based on G2 Reviews

In the age of remote work, the ability to remotely manage a company’s endpoint devices has become essential. This has led to the need for remote monitoring and management (RMM) software. But how does RMM software work to help businesses with their remotely connected IT assets?

by Tian Lin

Securing the Remote Workforce with UEM Software

In organizations today, employees not only use company devices to access sensitive work-related data, but also personal devices. Some companies don’t even issue company devices, but instead, follow the bring your own device (BYOD) approach to save on hardware costs. Also, employees use a wide variety of operating systems (OS), such as Windows OS, macOS, IoS, Android, and different web OS.

by Tian Lin

Endpoint Management Software Glossary Terms

Zero Touch Provisioning

Zero touch provisioning (ZTP) is a way to automatically connect devices on a network using remote server connections. Learn more about ZTP in business.

by Holly Landis

Mobile Device Management

Businesses use mobile device management to protect data. Learn the benefits and limitations of MDM and how it differs from enterprise mobility management.

by Alyssa Towns

Endpoint Management Software Discussions

Question on: ThreatDown

How to allow program in App Data to be used

Cisco web-ex is being blocked by Malware bytes. It is in App data folder how can I allow this to run on all users

You can do an exclusion of the app or for the directory structure

Answered: Keith Phillips on March 17, 2020

Add an exclusion for the file, .exe or known whitelist items.

Answered: Robert Elworthy on December 10, 2019

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What is the most trusted endpoint management software among IT managers and system administrators based on user reviews?

Which endpoint management software do IT managers and system administrators trust most? I pulled ratings and themes to see where trust actually lands, not just marketing. From the endpoint management category, with ratings:

Action1 (4.9, 1,191 reviews): reviewers trust its patching and near-real-time visibility, with support they call genuinely caring.
NinjaOne (4.7, 5,032 reviews): the most-reviewed here, trusted for reliable automation, patching, and fast support.
Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud (4.7, 1,446 reviews): trusted by MSPs for backup and protection from one dashboard.
ThreatDown (4.6, 1,089 reviews): reviewers trust its single-pane visibility and MDR for lean security teams.
TeamViewer (4.5, 4,163 reviews): long trusted for stable remote access, with cost the main gripe at scale.

For the admins here, which of these earned your long-term trust? And what built it, uptime, support, or just years without a nasty surprise?

Looking at the same Endpoint Management category from the trust angle, Action1 is a useful anchor here since its review base is large enough to actually support a pattern claim: reviewers consistently describe fast, simple setup and real-time patch visibility, with MSPs specifically crediting the free-tier structure for making enterprise-grade patch management viable for smaller clients. The trust the post is asking about seems to build less from a single dramatic save and more from an accumulation of unglamorous things going right over time, patches landing, dashboards staying accurate, and support being responsive when something does need attention. Where the reviews are a little thinner is advanced reporting customization and handling non-Windows or mobile endpoints, which is worth flagging since trust built on day-to-day reliability can still get tested the first time a team needs something the tool wasn't originally built to do well. For the admins actually running these day-to-day, trust probably tracks uptime and the absence of surprises more than any single standout feature, which is consistent with what's showing up across this review base.

Answered: Shashank Shastry on August 30, 2026

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What is the highest-rated endpoint management software for improving efficiency and generating compliance reports quickly?

I wanted to see which endpoint management software is highest-rated for improving efficiency and generating compliance reports quickly, so I pulled ratings and reviewer themes. From the endpoint management category, with ratings:

Action1 (4.9, 1,191 reviews): reviewers say centralized detection and deployment saves hours monthly, with granular patch reporting.
NinjaOne (4.7, 5,032 reviews): one portal for inventory and patching that reviewers pull audit data from quickly.
SentinelOne Singularity Endpoint (4.7, 214 reviews): strong efficiency from automated response, though reviewers say canned compliance reports often need manual exports.
Atera (4.6, 1,248 reviews): all-in-one efficiency, with reporting a few reviewers wish were more automated.
ManageEngine Endpoint Central (4.5, 1,136 reviews): compliance dashboards for larger fleets, once you learn the console.

For efficiency plus fast compliance reporting, which tool actually cut your reporting time? And did the built-in reports work, or did you still export to build them?

The fastest compliance report isn’t necessarily the one that generates fastest; it’s the one nobody has to fix afterward. Action1’s 4.9 rating plus granular patch reporting makes it interesting here. I’d want to know whether teams can hand those reports directly to an auditor or still spend an afternoon cleaning up exports.