At Action1, we’re always looking for ways to simplify endpoint management while giving end users more control in a secure way. That’s why we’re excited to share a sneak peek of our upcoming Self-Service App Portal, a feature that’s now in its final development phase and coming to general availability in early 2026.
If there have been two clear effects to come out of the last five years of information security, it’s that costs have gone up rapidly, and the budgets have not, or at least not anywhere near a commensurate rate.
The end of Windows 10 support has been an IT and security priority for a long time. But despite ample warning ant time to plan, the passing of the EOL support deadline earlier this month left millions of machines without protection.
Unofficial methods to obtain or install ESU updates are not legitimate, and more importantly, they are not reliable. They may appear to work at first, but they put the system in a precarious state where updates may be partial, corrupted, or discontinued without warning.
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Windows Update for Business, also known as Windows Update client policies, has been a go-to update management tool for many years, allowing IT administrators to distribute Microsoft updates across their environments.
In this issue: October 2025 Patch Tuesday highlights, actively exploited vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, Figma, Unity, Cisco, Oracle, OpenSSL, and Apple.
We’re proud to share that Action1 has been recognized in the Expert Insights Cybersecurity Excellence Awards—Fall 2025 as an IT Management Leader, listed in the Top 10 Patch Management Software solutions for business.
To mark Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Action1 is doubling endpoint coverage for all customers throughout October, including free-tier and paid-tier users, at no cost. The idea behind this initiative is to enable you to protect twice as many endpoints without increasing your budget, detect and patch vulnerabilities faster across your environment, and of course, eliminate common security gaps that leave your organization exposed to cyberattacks.
With security landscapes shifting like the surface of the ocean nowadays, IT and security teams are constantly looking for smarter ways to manage endpoint alerts without being buried under a mountain of notifications. Real-time visibility into security events is crucial, but so is the ability to act on that visibility efficiently.
The Top 7 Alternatives to ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus are Action1, NinjaOne, Ivanti Neurons for Patch Management, SolarWinds Patch Manager, Automox, Atera, GFI LanGuard.
In this issue: September 2025 Patch Tuesday highlights, actively exploited vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, Android, Apple, WhatsApp, FreePBX, Citrix, and Fortinet, plus major third-party issues affecting Docker Desktop, Cisco Secure Firewall, Intel, Passwordstate, and more.
The top NinjaOne alternatives for patch management are: Action1, ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus, Microsoft Intune, Atera, Ivanti Neurons for Patch Management, SolarWinds Patch Manager, PDQ Deploy & Inventory, GFI LanGuard and Automox…
Windows 10’s end of life will arrive sooner than expected. If you are still using this OS and multiple questions arise in your head, don’t worry; we are here to help and answer all of them. In this article, we’ll help you prepare for the transition ahead.
We are proud to share with you that Action1 achieved impressive results and recognition in the G2 Summer 2025 Reports, the world’s largest and most trusted software marketplace. Our cloud-native autonomous endpoint management software took home 162 badges and set a new milestone in our G2 performance.
With Action1’s latest RBAC enhancement, you gain even greater precision. From now on, you can assign roles more effectively, empowering employees with the exact level of access they need based on their role—no more, no less—strengthening both security and efficiency in your environment.
The Top PDQ alternatives solutions are Action1, ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus, NinjaOne Patch Management, Microsoft Intune, Atera, Ivanti Neurons for Patch Management, Lansweeper + Chocolatey, GFI LanGuard, and SolarWinds Patch Manager.
We are excited to share with you that Action1 has been officially ranked as the fastest-growing private software company in the United States on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list.
In this issue: August 2025 Patch Tuesday highlights, actively exploited vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, Android, Apple, Cisco ISE, and Wing FTP Server, plus major third-party issues affecting Axis Communications, Dell ControlVault3, Nvidia, WordPress, and Sophos Firewall.
The best Automox alternatives for patch management are Action1, ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus, Microsoft Intune, Ivanti Neurons, Tanium Patch & Deploy, and NinjaOne, offering varied strengths in cost, OS coverage, third-party patching, deployment flexibility, and compliance readiness.