ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus

Name: ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus
Brand: ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus
Price: 345 USD
Availability: InStock

Patch Management

Commercial Vendor

Enterprise

Paid Plans

Free Tier

OpenMSP Score

Reddit Impact Score

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ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus is a comprehensive automated patch management solution that simplifies patching for Windows, macOS, Linux endpoints and over 850 third-party applications. Part of the Endpoint Central suite, it provides vulnerability assessment, automated patch deployment, testing capabilities, and compliance reporting. The solution offers flexible deployment policies, centralized management, and detailed audit reports. Available as both on-premises and cloud deployments with free edition for 25 endpoints and paid plans starting at $245 annually.

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Key Features

Cross-Platform Patch Management

Automated patching for Windows, macOS, Linux, and 850+ third-party applications from single console

Automated Vulnerability Assessment

Continuous scanning and assessment of security vulnerabilities with CVE integration

Flexible Deployment Policies

Customizable patch deployment schedules, testing groups, and rollback capabilities

Compliance Reporting

Detailed compliance reports and audit trails for regulatory requirements

Self-Service Portal

End-user portal for optional patch installations and system management

Pros and Cons

Pros

Comprehensive Third-Party Support

Supports over 850 third-party applications including Adobe, Java, browsers, and popular software

Automated Testing and Approval

Built-in testing capabilities to validate patches before deployment

User-Friendly Interface

Intuitive dashboard with clear visibility into patch status and deployment progress

Cost-Effective Solution

Competitive pricing with free tier for small organizations up to 25 endpoints

Cons

Frequent Updates

Regular product updates require maintenance and client updates

Complex Configuration

Advanced features require detailed configuration and technical expertise

Limited Rollback Options

Some limitations in rolling back failed patches compared to enterprise solutions