A deposit room works because every box carries a number, a holder, and a note of when it was last opened. Almost no small firm can say that about its laptops. Four lines here turn the fleet into something countable, current and reachable.
Break ins we get called in to clean up lean, overwhelmingly, on a hole that already had a published remedy. Nothing exotic. A machine that never updated because the task belonged to nobody. N-sight makes it somebody's job. System updates plus third party updates, run against a timetable, and afterwards a report naming what took and what would not.
The same agent carries watching and remote work, so a dying disk is spotted before it dies and most repairs happen without a journey. Name filtering travels on it as well, which is why this needs no equipment and stays with a laptop that leaves the postcode.
Mac fleets in small firms are usually unmanaged, because the machines seem fine and nobody wants to be the person who locked them down. Addigy manages them without making them irritating: enrollment, configuration, encryption state, staged updates, delivery of software.
Handsets are further behind again, since they carry the same post as the laptops and almost nobody inspects them. Zimperium runs on the phone, examining the network it joined, the condition of the device, and what has been installed on it, and it carries on doing so with no console anywhere within range.
Figures on this page come from billing at the moment it opens. Anything you add rests on your manifest, and stays put while you read.
A register of what exists, plus the levers that keep it current. Updates on a timetable, faults spotted before anybody reports them, and a route in that avoids asking a user to read an error message aloud.
| Bolted to | N-able N-sight |
|---|---|
| Seals | Enrolled Windows and macOS machines, workstations and servers alike |
| Stored for | Inventory and update history, kept while the subscription lasts |
| Opens with | An agent on the device, removed again whenever you say so |
| Audited by | Fortify 24x7 engineers, on the update queue and on the health queue |
Lookups get judged before a connection opens, by way of the agent already resident on the machine. Nothing to rack, nothing to re-route, and the rule travels with a laptop the moment it walks past reception.
| Bolted to | N-able N-sight |
|---|---|
| Seals | Registered devices carrying the N-sight agent |
| Stored for | Lookup and refusal history, for as long as the platform keeps it |
| Opens with | A policy you pick, with exceptions applied by an engineer on request |
| Audited by | Fortify 24x7 engineers, with refusals visible in the reporting |
Apple kit brought into the same discipline as everything else you own. Enrollment, configuration, encryption state, and delivery of software, all driven from policy, in place of touring the office with an administrator password.
| Bolted to | Addigy |
|---|---|
| Seals | Enrolled Mac, iPad and iPhone hardware |
| Stored for | Device inventory and policy history, kept while the line is live |
| Opens with | An enrollment profile, applied at setup or pushed to hardware in service |
| Audited by | Fortify 24x7 engineers, with compliance visible device by device |
Judgement running on the phone that reads your mail. The work is done on the device, meaning a hostile network or a doctored application gets caught in the moment and not deduced from a log a week later.
| Bolted to | Zimperium |
|---|---|
| Seals | Enrolled iOS handsets and Android handsets, tablets included |
| Stored for | Detection history, for as long as the platform keeps it |
| Opens with | An app the user installs, or a push from your device management |
| Audited by | Fortify 24x7 engineers, raising serious detections as a claim |
This room is a register and a handful of levers. By itself this is no security product, and naming what it leaves untouched serves you better than implying otherwise.
Heads up: card statements show FORTIFY 24X7 - Client Data Armor is a Fortify 24x7 brand, and your subscription is billed by Fortify 24x7.