It’s a recipe for friction: IT focuses on productivity and efficiency, while Security targets risk management and threat defense. Learn how to get them to work together to close gaps and defend your digital estate.

Ivanti Neurons simplifies application deployment from the cloud in UEM, offering technical support, compliance tracking, and an intuitive interface. It allows users to create and manage app packages, configure stages, and execute operations. On-demand installation reduces manual efforts, while software compliance tracking ensures successful installations. Ivanti neurons leverage cloud technologies to provide efficient and up-to-date software.

See all Ivanti’s original research at ivanti.com/research. Ivanti's recent research showed that IT workers are significantly more likely than other office workers to be anxious about the impact of AI on their jobs. IT workers are eight times more likely to say that the main beneficiaries of AI are employers rather than employees! Yet, IT workers also report record levels of burnout, which AI and automation have the potential to alleviate.​

This instructional video provides information on how to use the Custom Patch editor within Security Controls, and how to create and edit custom patches for initial installation and updates. The information contained within this video is not a 'best practice' and is intended for educational purposes, not for architecture or design. Viewers of this video should always test their custom patches in a safe, development environment to ensure that their intended actions are being performed by the patches to prevent any unwanted behaviour from affecting live or production services.

2023 was full of amazing experiences. Industry Leadership: Solution Excellence: We Break down barriers between IT + Security so Everywhere Work can thrive. Ivanti is the purpose-built platform for IT & Security. Here to help you and your team do your best work. Ivanti. Everywhere Work. Elevated.

Public interest drives a swift response to a cybersecurity exploit. Various research firms begin developing their own countermeasures within a day. Social media and GitHub trackers monitor the progress of these projects. By May 20th, several teams confirm their ability to counteract the vulnerability within six days.

The conversation highlights four key takeaways, with a focus on risk-based prioritization and faster remediation. It emphasizes the limitations of traditional models like vendor severity CVSS and the need for better metrics to reduce data breach incidents. The importance of speed in resolving vulnerabilities is also discussed, along with the need to improve time to patch and automate resolution processes.

Upon form submission, a success message pops up. The demo showcases a green screen and data from previous transactions. It also highlights the creation of custom keyboards to launch forms, with the remaining transaction visible at the tile's bottom.

A Samsung device is safeguarded by registering it to Ivanti Neurons for MDM with an activated threat defense. The Android work profile container uses Tunnel, which is powered by a Cloud-based anti-phishing engine. Google Chrome and Firefox are used to access a feed of malicious links, but the on-device URL handler and the Cloud-based lookup engine successfully block all phishing attempts.

Ivan TMTT offers a unique approach to content filtering, utilizing predefined categories and custom URLs. It identifies unauthorized content as a threat, blocking it immediately. Users are then guided accordingly, and event logs are created for record-keeping.