Ivanti

Ivanti is an enterprise software company that provides platforms for unified endpoint management, cybersecurity, and IT service and asset management across complex, distributed environments.

• Unified endpoint management and device control across desktops, mobile, and other edge devices
• IT service management (ITSM) and IT asset management (ITAM) for service delivery and lifecycle tracking
• Security solutions for patch management, vulnerability management, and endpoint protection
• Automation and workflow orchestration for IT operations and service processes
• Support for “Everywhere Work” models spanning on-premises (on-prem), cloud, and hybrid infrastructures

More About Ivanti

Ivanti focuses on software platforms that allow enterprises and public sector organizations to discover, manage, secure, and service endpoints, users, and IT assets from a central control plane. Its portfolio is positioned around unified endpoint management (UEM), cybersecurity and device protection, and IT service and asset management (ITSM/ITAM), with an emphasis on supporting distributed workforces and hybrid infrastructures referred to as “Everywhere Work.”

In unified endpoint management (endpoint management), Ivanti provides capabilities for inventory, configuration, policy enforcement, and remote control of endpoints such as laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and rugged or edge devices. These platforms typically integrate with directory services such as Microsoft Active Directory and support standard management protocols and approaches used in enterprise device management. The User Experience Metric (UEM) tooling is designed to help organizations maintain consistent configurations, apply updates, and enforce compliance policies across heterogeneous operating systems and device types.

In security and compliance (endpoint security), Ivanti offers tools for patch management, vulnerability management, and risk-based remediation. These products are used to identify missing patches and vulnerabilities across servers and endpoints, prioritize remediation activity, and automate deployment of security updates. Ivanti’s security offerings are commonly deployed alongside existing Operating System (OS) update mechanisms and security controls, and they aim to reduce exposure windows by coordinating patch workflows across Windows, Linux, and other supported environments. The platforms typically rely on standard networking and system management protocols to collect telemetry and apply changes.

In IT service management and asset management (ITSM/ITAM), Ivanti provides service desk, incident, problem, change, and request management capabilities, usually delivered through web-based portals and configurable workflows. The ITAM capabilities focus on hardware and software asset discovery, inventory normalization, license management, and lifecycle tracking from procurement through retirement. These systems often integrate with configuration management databases (CMDBs), endpoint discovery tools, and procurement or Emergency Response Plan (ERP) systems to maintain an accurate view of assets and their relationships.

Ivanti also provides automation and workflow orchestration (IT operations automation) that tie together endpoint management, security, and service processes. Organizations can define rules and runbooks to trigger actions such as patch deployment, software distribution, or ticket creation based on events and policies. This orchestration is intended to reduce manual effort in routine IT operations and support more consistent execution of security and compliance tasks.

From a marketplace categorization perspective, Ivanti fits into unified endpoint management, endpoint security, IT service management, IT asset management, and IT operations automation. Its platforms are used by enterprises that operate hybrid environments, including on-prem datacenters, public cloud infrastructure, and a wide range of user endpoints. The company’s focus on centralized visibility, policy control, and workflow automation positions it as a vendor used by CIOs, CISOs, IT operations teams, and service management teams seeking to coordinate endpoint, service, and security management under a consolidated software stack.