Introducing insights, DEX score, and remediations for experience-related issues.
Shared PC mode which lets you manage shared multi-user Windows devices is now supported.
You can now enroll and manage Windows smart devices such as IoT, Hololenses, and Surface Hubs using Windows ICD Enrollment.
Workspace Management is now supported for corporate-owned Android devices to manage only the corporate data without affecting users’ privacy.
Shared device mode is now supported for Android devices which allows multiple users to use a single device while maintaining separate user profiles, data, and app installations.
You can now create Custom Groups based on Active Directory Objects.
You can now manage Linux machines running on ARM processors.
Apple silicon-based Mac systems can now be patched silently without user intervention.
Screen recording option has been introduced to Linux machines.
Endpoint Central can now be integrated with Zoho Flow.
Introducing patching support for CentOS Stream and Rocky Linux systems.
The option wake up Linux devices present in the enterprise networking using Wake on LAN is now supported.
Endpoint Security
You can now view the Defender information and threats details for Windows devices under Inventory.
Introducing multiple policies to secure Windows devices:
Device Guard: To secure Windows devices from credential theft and exploits during system startup.
App Guard: To containerize applications to protect Windows devices and enterprise data.
Defender Profile: To protect Windows devices by leveraging the existing Windows Defender configurations.
Exploit Guard: To restrict malware access to Windows devices using exploit mitigation components.
Users can now self-elevate privileges for apps by providing adequate reasons for elevated access, in the Application Control module.
Introducing CIS compliance for Linux with out-of-the-box support for 20+ CIS benchmarks.
Enhancements
Endpoint Management
Users with Write access to the Patch Management and Software Deployment module can now modify deployment policies.
You can now fix system misconfigurations with a deployment window.
The patch deployment workflow has been enhanced to further simplify the patching experience.
Tenable integration has now been enhanced to provide increased visibility into identified vulnerabilities and vulnerable systems.
You can now customize deployment operations for auto-update software templates.
You can now deploy patches to systems that missed the deployment windows, anytime they come online with the Patch Outside Deployment Window functionality.
You can now retrieve recovery keys using a new role under BitLocker Management module.
Patch scanning time in yum-based Linux distros has been optimized.
Deployments can automatically be re-initiated once missed patches are uploaded.
You can now export reports pertaining to mapped compliance policies.
Navigation bar and user profile section have been revamped for improved usability.
Deploying configurations for dynamic custom groups has been enhanced.
You can now integrate Tenable.io with Endpoint Central in Linux.
Technicians can now access the Linux Terminal and perform command-line operations from the System Manager.
Endpoint Central agent folder has now been moved to ManageEngine\UEMS_Agent.
Additional inclusion criteria have been introduced to facilitate tailor-made deployments using Dynamic Custom Groups.
Endpoint Security
Users/You can now self-elevate privileges for apps by providing adequate reasons for elevated access, in Application Control module.
You can now restrict unauthorized transfers of enterprise data via Bluetooth in Device Control module.
You can now deploy the policies immediately or based on the agent refresh cycle in Device Control module.
Minor enhancements have been made when deploying policies that block wireless devices in Device Control module.
User notifications have been enhanced to provide additional details about restricted/allowed applications in Application Control module.
Blocklisted applications can now be granted Just-in-Time access in Application Control module.
Application control capabilities are now available as a beta version in Endpoint Central Cloud.
2022
Features
Endpoint management
Desktop Central now supports SUSE Linux 15!
Introducing granular reports to gain insights about the adherence to enterprise compliance standards.
Endpoint security
Patches can now be pushed to the Self-Service Portal on Windows and Linux machines.
You can now pause patching and meta file downloads in the case of Linux machines.
Introducing the functionality for users to postpone reboot for Linux machines.
Introducing Security Feed Notification to receive instant alters on security feeds.
Introducing Remote Shutdown capability in Linux machines.
Desktop Central extends its patching capabilities to Oracle Linux machines.
Users can now schedule restart during patch deployment.
Enhancements
Endpoint management
You can now view the user logon history.
The EC Admin app can now receive remote notifications from Endpoint Central.
You can now send announcements to target computers.
Technicians can now move devices between Remote Offices within their scope.
You can now assign device-friendly names for managed devices.
We have rebranded! Desktop Central is now Endpoint Central.
Two-factor authentication has been enabled for manual agent uninstallation.
Endpoint Central now supports Mac version 10.13 and later.
Desktop Central now supports Windows 11 Windows Server 2022, and macOS Monterey.
Users can now track the usage of the Self-Service Portal.
Endpoint security
You can now limit the number of times a user can postpone remote shutdown or restart.
Users can now view a detailed history of patch deployment.
