Ivanti Neurons for Unified Endpoint Management
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What is Ivanti Neurons for Unified Endpoint Management
Ivanti Neurons for Unified Endpoint Management is a unified endpoint management (UEM) platform used to manage and secure endpoints across device types, including Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and some rugged/IoT-style deployments. It supports device enrollment, configuration, compliance policies, app distribution, patch and software deployment workflows, and remote support/automation use cases. The product is typically used by IT operations and endpoint management teams in mid-market and enterprise environments that need a single console for endpoint lifecycle management. It is positioned within Ivanti’s broader Neurons platform, which also includes capabilities for asset visibility and IT service management integrations depending on licensing and deployment choices.
Broad endpoint lifecycle coverage
The platform combines core UEM functions (enrollment, policy, compliance, and app management) with endpoint operations workflows such as software distribution and patching. This can reduce the need to run separate tools for device management versus endpoint maintenance. It is suited to organizations managing a mix of desktop and mobile endpoints under consistent policy and reporting. Coverage is stronger for enterprise-managed endpoints than for lightweight, single-OS deployments.
Automation and remediation workflows
Ivanti Neurons emphasizes automation for common endpoint tasks such as remediation actions, software deployment triggers, and compliance responses. These workflows help standardize operational runbooks and reduce manual intervention for recurring issues. The approach aligns with IT operations teams that want policy-driven actions rather than ad hoc scripts. Effectiveness depends on how well devices are enrolled and how consistently telemetry is collected.
Enterprise integration options
The product supports integration patterns commonly required in enterprise environments, such as directory services, certificate-based access, and ITSM/asset processes within the broader Ivanti ecosystem. This can simplify governance and auditing when endpoint management must align with service management and security processes. It also supports role-based administration for delegated operations. Some integrations may require additional Ivanti modules or professional services depending on scope.
Complex licensing and packaging
Capabilities are often delivered across multiple Ivanti Neurons modules and editions, which can make it harder to map requirements to the correct SKU. Organizations may need careful scoping to avoid paying for features they do not use or missing required components. This is more pronounced when combining UEM with adjacent functions like discovery, service management, or security controls. Procurement and renewal management can be more involved than with simpler, single-purpose tools.
Implementation effort can be significant
Deployments that include patching, software distribution, and automation typically require more planning than basic MDM/UEM rollouts. Policy design, content packaging, and network/security prerequisites (certificates, identity, conditional access patterns) can extend timelines. Teams without prior endpoint engineering experience may need external assistance. Ongoing administration can also be heavier in highly customized environments.
User experience varies by platform
UEM platforms often deliver uneven depth across operating systems due to OS-level management differences, and this product is no exception. Some advanced controls and workflows may be stronger on certain endpoint types than others, which can affect standardization. Organizations with a heavy focus on a single OS may find parts of the console and reporting broader than necessary. Validation through pilot testing is important for platform-specific requirements (e.g., kiosk, rugged devices, or specialized macOS workflows).
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Secure UEM Professional | Not publicly listed — Contact Ivanti Sales | Discover & inventory devices, device enrollment, app distribution, configuration & application management, remote control, software asset intelligence, partner conditional access. |
| Secure UEM Professional Plus | Not publicly listed — Contact Ivanti Sales | All Professional capabilities plus enhanced mobile application security, secure connectivity and dynamic access control, DLP and app security features. |
| Secure UEM Premium | Not publicly listed — Contact Ivanti Sales | All Professional Plus capabilities plus risk-based cloud patch management, OS & third-party app patching, patch reliability insights and autonomous patch configurations. |
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Ivanti, Inc.
South Jordan, Utah, USA
2017
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