Multiple agencies with differing needs
Remote and distributed employees and officials
Windows, Mac, Linux, SNMP, and virtual endpoints
Employees working out of office (LEO, First Responders, etc)
MSP co-managed IT environment
In addition to the diversity of server and networking devices used across agencies, staff and officials are all accessing government resources from endpoints with a wide variety of operating system, hardware, and software specifications. Ninja enables you to monitor and manage Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints, servers, network devices, laptops, and virtual machines all from a single-pane-of-glass.
Every year IT teams are expected to deliver an ever increasing number of IT services in a cost-effective and efficient manner. Ninja replaces many of the point solutions used by IT teams in government to deliver infrastructure management and support services, leading to lower software license costs, reduced solution complexity, and a smaller attack surface.
Visibility is often seen as the baseline for IT security. Ninja gives you full visibility into your IT asset portfolio so you always know the health, performance, and status of the endpoints you manage. Automated patching, software deployment, and device configuration functionality allow you to harden your endpoints and keep critical data secured, setting a baseline for next generation security products.
I didn’t like that we were physically going to individual endpoints for software installations, patching, and maintenance. We purchased Ninja to be our entry point into all the devices we manage. It helps us simplify and automate our critical IT processes. Ninja has lots of features without a lot of complexity.
We had been using WSUS to patch our endpoints, but it was completely broken. Ninja allowed us to go beyond patching to holistic endpoint management – it’s very automated and easy to use for our small IT department.
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