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Microsoft 365 cloud endpoint management for MDM, MAM, and zero trust conditional access across iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS; integrated with Azure AD and Defender for enterprise device security.
Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management and security platform within Microsoft 365 that enables IT teams to manage and secure mobile devices, desktops, and applications across iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS — providing mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management (MAM), and conditional access controls that enforce security policies without requiring on-premises infrastructure. Intune is part of Microsoft's Microsoft Endpoint Manager suite (alongside Configuration Manager) and integrates natively with Azure Active Directory, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and the broader Microsoft security stack.
$1B revenue 2023; 40,000 customers; $4.35B total funding; owned by Clearlake Capital 2017; acquired Cherwell 2021; IT security, ITSM, ITAM, UEM solutions; unified IT & security operations leader
Ivanti is an enterprise IT management software company headquartered in South Jordan, Utah, formed through the consolidation of LANDESK (founded 1985), Heat Software, Shavlik, AppSense, and Cherwell Software under the Ivanti brand starting in 2017. The company was built on the premise that enterprise IT and security teams need a unified platform to manage, secure, and support the devices, applications, and users spread across hybrid and remote work environments. Ivanti's mission is to help organizations achieve Everywhere Work — enabling IT and security professionals to manage and secure endpoints, automate IT service delivery, and govern access for users working from any location and device.\n\nIvanti's product portfolio spans Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) for device lifecycle management across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS; IT Service Management (ITSM) and IT Asset Management (ITAM) through the Ivanti Neurons platform (built on the Cherwell acquisition); zero trust network access through Ivanti Neurons for ZTA; and IT security capabilities including vulnerability management and patch management. The Ivanti Neurons platform provides an AI-powered intelligence layer across these products, enabling predictive self-healing capabilities and automated remediation that reduce the workload on IT operations teams. Ivanti serves approximately 40,000 enterprise and government customers globally.\n\nIvanti reported approximately $1 billion in revenue for 2023 and has raised $4.35 billion in total funding, reflecting the scale of its consolidation-driven growth strategy. The 2021 acquisition of Cherwell Software for an estimated $1.45 billion was the most significant, bringing a modern, low-code ITSM platform that competes with ServiceNow in mid-market enterprise accounts. Despite navigating significant cybersecurity vulnerability disclosures in 2024, Ivanti's broad product footprint and large installed base across UEM, ITSM, and security make it a major platform vendor in the enterprise IT management and security space.
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