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Ivanti Autonomous Endpoint Management does exactly that — and we just made it smarter. Here are the latest innovations coming in July 2026, from new AI capabilities that ground decisions in real-time data to platform milestones that deliver full endpoint control across physical and virtual environments. Here's what's new: → Connected AI-Assisted Workflows: Device Query Builder, PowerShell Stages and AI Insights — unified into one execution layer.

The Q3 update strengthens Zero Trust coverage and modernizes how access is managed, giving teams greater control over who connects and greater confidence that policies hold at scale.

Ivanti is continuing to advance endpoint security, patch management and is introducing Predictive Remediation for Q3 2026 — with releases that improve visibility, reduce manual work, expand platform support and help teams move faster from risk identification to action. Here’s what’s new: Ivanti Device and Application Control: Enhanced logging controls help reduce unnecessary disk usage by letting administrators enable, disable or delete sdcevent.json generation based on operational needs.

Our July 2026 release incorporates the latest mobile device management features to secure the user, device, security and network so that enterprise data is protected, personal privacy is respected, and users have the access they need to be productive. What you’ll learn: The Modern Threat Landscape: Understand the latest mobile-specific threats, from sophisticated phishing attacks to malicious apps.

AI makes it easy to write more code. The question is whether that's actually a good thing.

A leading communications service provider partnered with @selector1327 to create an operational twin of its network, enabling faster root cause analysis and improved operational efficiency across a massive, multi-domain infrastructure.

A green uptime check only proves the server responded, not that customers can actually log in, search, and pay. Synthetic transaction monitoring runs your critical user journeys 24/7 from real locations and alerts your team the moment a flow breaks. Catch it before your customers do.

Instead of waiting for an alert to trigger a long, stressful triage and replication process, catch the issue before it reaches production by replaying real traffic against your code first.

View Kubernetes events in Last9 — across clusters, deployments, statefulsets, and even correlated with services.

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