Device health checks - Identify devices that are having performance issues then remotely access them and take needed action. You can:

• Find devices with low disk space, high memory/CPU usage or that are pending reboot
• Remotely access devices to free up disk space, investigate causes of high usage and reboot as needed

Vulnerabilities - Detect devices that have issues or vulnerabilities that can be exploited by malware or attackers. You can:

• Locate devices with software vulnerabilities, unknown services running or unauthorized browser extensions and detect shared or stolen cloud account credentials
• Remotely access devices to install patches, investigate and terminate unknown services, uninstall browser extensions and update cloud account credentials

Unwanted software - Track down software that could cause compliance issues or productivity issues. You can:

• Find unwanted programs such as Spotify, Steam and Bittorrent
• Remotely access devices and uninstall the software

Configuration oversights - Find devices and cloud workloads that have configuration issues that can pose security risks. You can:

• Identify servers with RDP and SSH enabled, cloud security groups with network ports left open, monitor and inventory public cloud hosts, containers and more
• Remotely access the servers, disable RDP/SSH and check for servers listening on the open ports

Compliance  - Identify and address compliance issues on-premises and in the cloud. You can:

• Find sensitive files (e.g. financial information), assess configurations for AWS, Azure and GCP environments
• Remotely access devices to delete sensitive files, ensure secure cloud configurations against CIS benchmarks

Project rollouts - Check whether IT projects have been rolled out across all your devices. You can:

• See if software has been deployed on devices to measure progress throughout rollout
• Remotely access devices to ensure successful deployment and reboot if required to make any necessary changes