ManageEngine Endpoint Central

We leverage almost all features of EndPoint Central to manage our endpoints, all operating systems are supported. The product allows you to deploy patch, packages, a self-service portal is available to the users, you can monitor encryption, manage inventory (software and hardware) as well as application blacklisting/whitelisting. It successfully achieves the goal of controling, operating maintenances and remotely managing our endpoints.

• Positive impact in helping IT patch more effectively as well as bring dashboards to oversee the state of the overall IT assets
• Negative impact is minor as we would want additional features which will help with our user acceptance when patching their environment
• Another aspect is that Manage Engine doesn't take into account when you have multiple of their products, and this is unfortunate as one might expect discount granted you are a loyal customer and are investing time and money into their products (as well as providing quality feedbacks for them to improve)

EMCO MSI Package Builder, EMCO Remote Installer and Microsoft System Center

ManageEngine AssetExplorer, ManageEngine EventLog Analyzer, ManageEngine Log360

As a cybersecurity analyst, I primarily use ManageEngine Endpoint Central for patch management and script deployment for security use-cases. The tool allows us to automate the deployment of security updates across endpoints, ensuring systems remain compliant and protected against vulnerabilities. Its centralized dashboard provides visibility into patch status, missing updates and compliance reports.ManageEngine Endpoint Central addresses the challenge of keeping the endpoints consistently updated and secure.

• Saved significant time on patch deployment and endpoint maintenance, improved compliance reporting, and reduced vulnerability risks.
• Initial setup required extra effort, but overall the efficiency gains outweighed this.

ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes, Darktrace, ManageEngine ADAudit Plus

ManageEngine Endpoint Central has allowed our business to wrangle in all of our assets, track them, manage them, and capture meaningful data for us to report on. It offers a wide range of tools and customizations at a reasonable price. It's integrations with the other many Manage Engine toolsets is also a nice plus.

The two negatives that I can think of are the issues with getting image capturing/deployment working and patch management. They seem to be very powerful and capable features, but have been struggling to get them working in our environment. I'll be working with the extremely supportive and helpful support team. I just need to make time for it.

• Helps with OS rollout and capturing status utilizing dashboards.

Atera, HaloITSM, HaloPSA, NinjaOne and Freshservice

ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus, ManageEngine ADManager Plus

I use ManageEngine Endpoint Central in my domain so that i can manage my computers frome one place, i can remotly acces them, i can install software from one place, i can update my workstations, so many options from one place, for so far i am managing 420workstations and i have plan to add more 180pc's.

• now it is very easy to work
• i can give my security team info about our security for ISO
• updates

ManageEngine OpManager, ManageEngine AssetExplorer, ManageEngine ADManager Plus

We use ManageEngine in a range of 550 users for approximately the same number of computers. It helps us everyday. We are able to see a lot of informations about devices without even disturbing the end user. We also use it to troubleshoot remotely every computer that is managed. ManageEngine offers a lot of functionnalities and even though it is really useful to us, I think we are not using more than 15% of its full capacity. Today, we can do, see, check anything by just logging in to our console and fetch the informations needed.

• Management
• Security
• Remote troubleshooting