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Advancing Your Device Management Practice to Autonomous Endpoint Management

Real customer experiences. Real automation best practices. Real outcomes. Manual IT processes can’t keep up with evolving threats, hybrid work and rising expectations for seamless digital experiences. Join this session to discover how your organization can dramatically reduce support tickets and strengthen security posture with Ivanti’s autonomous endpoint management (AEM) solutions. What you’ll hear about.

Stop The Real Costs of Paper Documentation

Proof of condition — it’s been around for decades and serves to verify the integrity of everything from material goods to heavy equipment and myriad assets in between. A paper process from the beginning, it has been accompanied by photographs, rubber stamps, and signatures along the way. Still, hard to believe that a quarter way through the 21st century, with ubiquitous mobile device options, so many of these processes continue to reside on clipboards.

Autonomous Endpoint Management

Autonomous Endpoint Management or AEM is an intelligent endpoint management that leverages AI-driven automation, predictive analytics and proactive protection. Automation built on trust. Intelligence designed to empower. Protection delivered. AI‑driven, autonomous management in a unified platform Intelligent, self-healing endpoints ensure consistent uptime and dependable performance. Streamline IT operations through unified automation and consolidation, empowering IT teams to shift from routine tasks to strategic priorities.

Who Owns Endpoint Management? Defining Security and IT Governance

Endpoint management is one of the most critical — and most contested — areas of enterprise governance. Every organization depends on endpoints, yet many still struggle to answer a fundamental question: who actually owns these devices? In many environments, IT and security teams are both confident they’re doing the right thing, yet still talk past each other. Security looks at a scanner and sees 10,000 critical vulnerabilities; IT looks at a patch report and sees everything deployed.

Lessons Learned - Critical Lessons for Security Leaders

Ivanti is a leading enterprise software company that offers a powerful, cloud-based IT and security platform. Our solutions are designed to scale with your business, helping IT and Security teams boost operational efficiency, cut costs and stay ahead of security threats. The Ivanti Neurons platform is cloud-native, providing a unified and reusable foundation for consistent visibility, scalability, and secure delivery. Trusted by over 34,000 customers, including 85 of the Fortune 100, Ivanti empowers organizations to tackle challenges with end-to-end solutions.

Trusted Ownership: How Ivanti Application Control scales beyond allowlisting

Application control is one of those security topics where many people carry old assumptions. Traditional allowlisting feels safe but quickly becomes a maintenance burden. Blocklisting feels reactive and incomplete. And while tools like Microsoft AppLocker led many to believe that strict allowlisting is the gold standard, modern attacks have proven otherwise. Attackers increasingly rely on legitimate, signed tools — used in the wrong context — to bypass list-based controls entirely.

How to Implement an AI Governance Framework Using Safe, Ethical and Reliable AI Guardrails

In my time at Ivanti, I've witnessed firsthand how AI acts as a force multiplier across enterprise organizations. When deployed strategically, AI accelerates decision-making and operational execution at scale in a way that teams simply can't sustain manually. However, without clear and enforceable AI guardrails, implementing AI opens organizations up to serious new risks.

Secure by Design : Defend against AI-driven threats

After several zero-day attacks on leading security vendors that left the industry reeling in 2024 and 2025, Ivanti redoubled our commitment to transparency, product development that prioritizes security and community awareness. The attacks galvanized our Secure by Design framework so that we could accelerate our transformation to kernel-level security — compressing a three-year roadmap into just 18 months.

How CEOs Want CISOs to Communicate Cybersecurity Risk Management Strategy

Most CEOs can recite their quarterly benchmarks and revenue down to the decimal point, but ask them about their organization's cyber risk exposure, and the answers become more vague. It's not that today’s CEOs don’t care about security — cybersecurity ranks among the top concerns for boards and executive teams. The problem runs deeper: a fundamental breakdown in how security risks are explained to business leaders that overlooks the impacts on their business outcomes.