Operate Smarter. Reduce L1/L2 Ticket Volume by 40–50%.
Automate with governance built in — not ad-hoc scripts.
Approvals, RBAC, evidence and export-ready reporting.
Stage deployments safely with maintenance windows and thresholds.
Continuous baseline enforcement and compliance rollups.
Prioritize risk and drive remediation from one place.
Fleet-wide visibility into endpoint state and drift.
Governed actions that safely close tickets.
Predictable deployments with reporting and evidence.
Prioritize exposure and drive remediation at scale.
Entranix governs endpoint experience, posture, patching, and vulnerability remediation — turning security insight into safe execution
Entranix includes Endpoint Experience Management capabilities, but it is not limited to traditional DEX analytics.
While DEX tools focus primarily on measuring user experience, Entranix goes further by detecting, prioritizing, and automatically resolving endpoint health issues that impact employees. By combining experience signals with governed remediation, Entranix improves employee productivity while reducing IT effort — without operating as a standalone analytics-only DEX platform.
Yes — Entranix replaces traditional patch management tools by providing governed, exploit-aware patch orchestration across operating systems and applications. It goes beyond basic updating by adding approvals, staged rollouts, rollback protection, and audit-ready evidence — while integrating cleanly with endpoint platforms like Intune instead of competing with them.
Yes — Entranix focuses on vulnerability remediation, not traditional vulnerability scanning.
Entranix takes vulnerability findings from trusted sources, enriches them with exploit intelligence and endpoint context, and then safely executes remediation through governed automation. It ensures vulnerabilities are prioritized correctly, fixed consistently, and closed with evidence — while complementing, not replacing, existing vulnerability scanners.
No. Entranix can operate independently using its own agent to monitor endpoint health, enforce security posture, and execute remediation.
However, Entranix is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing endpoint and security platforms such as Intune, vulnerability scanners, and ITSM tools. When used together, these integrations enhance context and governance — but they are optional, not required.
Because most endpoint tickets are caused by known, repeatable failures.
Entranix focuses on eliminating these failure patterns immediately rather than redesigning workflows or retraining users.
Most endpoint tools stop at detection or configuration. Entranix is built for execution.
Entranix combines exploit-aware prioritization, continuous security posture enforcement, and governed automation to safely fix issues at scale. Instead of creating more alerts, it closes vulnerabilities, enforces standards, and resolves endpoint problems with approvals, staging, and audit-ready evidence — working alongside existing endpoint and security platforms rather than replacing them.
Entranix collects the minimum telemetry needed to evaluate conditions, execute remediations, and prove outcomes (for example: health signals, remediation status, and audit records).
Organizations struggle to turn security findings into safe, reliable action at scale.
Entranix closes the execution gap between security insight and operational reality by enforcing secure posture, prioritizing exploitable vulnerabilities, and executing remediation with governance and control. The result is lower risk, healthier endpoints, and fewer manual interventions — without replacing existing security or endpoint tools.
Entranix integrates alongside:
No forced migrations or architecture changes are required.
Yes.
Entranix is designed for:
From insight to execution — safely, at scale
Entranix is designed for heterogeneous fleets (Windows, macOS, and Linux). Support and remediation coverage are policy-driven and can be rolled out gradually by OS, tenant, site, or device group.
Entranix can integrate with ITSM workflows by recording auditable remediation activity and supporting API/webhook-based integrations. The goal is to prevent incidents — but when you want traceability, Entranix provides it.