Audience
All Enterprises - large, mid & small sized are our potential customers. Several enterprises which have a sizeable IT department running Windows/Mac/ Linux machines are happy using ManageEngine Desktop Central
About ManageEngine Endpoint Central
ManageEngine Endpoint Central is built to secure the digital workplace while also giving IT teams complete control over their enterprise endpoints. It delivers a security-first approach by combining advanced endpoint protection with comprehensive management, allowing IT teams to manage the entire endpoint lifecycle, all from a single console.
With automated patching across Windows, Mac, Linux and 1,000+ third-party applications, it ensures vulnerabilities are mitigated before attackers can exploit them. Its next-gen antivirus (NGAV) feature, powered by AI-driven behavioural detection, provides 24/7 protection against ransomware, malware, and zero-day threats.
Endpoint Central further strengthens enterprise defenses with a broad set of security capabilities, including vulnerability assessment and mitigation, peripheral device control, data loss prevention, application control, endpoint privilege management, encryption with FileVault and BitLocker, and browser security.
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Product Details
Enterprise-Grade IT Management Software: ManageEngine | SourceForge Podcast, episode #59
ManageEngine Endpoint Central Frequently Asked Questions
ManageEngine Endpoint Central Product Features
Endpoint Protection
IT Management
Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Patch Management
Remote Desktop
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ManageEngine Endpoint Central Verified User Reviews
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    Probability You Would Recommend?1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"ManageEngine Endpoint Central: Reliable and Scalable Endpoint Management Solution" Posted 2025-05-27Pros: Supports multiple device platforms with automated patching and software deployment. Offers strong remote control and efficient asset management. Scalable for various business sizes with a user-friendly interface and good integration options. Cons: Setup can be complex for new users. Some advanced features require additional licensing. Performance may slow down with very large device counts. Reporting options are somewhat limited. Overall: ManageEngine Endpoint Central is a powerful, all-in-one endpoint management solution that streamlines IT operations and enhances security, though it may require some time to configure and scale efficiently. Read More...
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    Probability You Would Recommend?1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"So much better than KACE" Posted 2021-09-30Pros: Automated, self service portal, integration with servicedesk, managed installs are very easy to set up, very easy to use for both techs and users, patch management is on point and constantly updated, AD sync and automatic agent installation is great, OS imaging and migration are also very easy to set up and use. Mobile device management is also a great addition if you have lots of corporate mobile devices to deal with. Cons: Has to be restarted weekly for the web portal to keep working for techs, secure gateway server is considered an 'add-on' for an extra one time price, should be included in my opinion. Overall: Very easy to use, support is quick to help and available 24/7, overall great solution for 1k+ endpoints. Read More...
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    Probability You Would Recommend?1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10"Was great, but they messed it up" Posted 2020-10-13Pros: Simple, easy to use and configure. Great self-service section - when it works. Easy for deploying software and current asset management. Cons: Developers destroyed it with so many bugs and problems. Asset management doesn't retain a history of assets (even decommissioned ones) without paying extra per asset. Overall: It's an expensive piece of software that doesn't work properly because the developers have written poor code. Read More...
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