What stands out most about Absolute Secure Endpoint is the level of device protection it provides. Even if key hardware components—like the motherboard or hard drive—are replaced, the device stays protected and fully manageable. That kind of persistence gives me real peace of mind. I also value the global device-tracking capability. As long as the device is powered on, I can see where it is, no matter where it’s located. It’s a powerful and reassuring feature for both security and asset management. The resilience features are another major advantage. Absolute ensures that a set of required applications remain installed and healthy, which helps maintain consistency, security, and compliance across devices. The initial setup was also simple and quick, making deployment straightforward. Overall, the combination of persistent security, tracking, and resilience makes Absolute Secure Endpoint stand out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The primary issue I’ve experienced is the slow turnaround time for service requests and updates, which can affect operational efficiency. The ServiceNow integration is helpful, but it still feels limited—especially when it comes to automation. Right now, end users have to rely on the backend team to run automation tasks, which introduces delays. Allowing users to execute more automation directly would make the platform far more flexible and efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
