Compare Microsoft Intune vs Matrix42 UEM

With features like conditional access, encryption enforcement, and remote wipe capabilities, Intune enhances endpoint security and ensures regulatory compliance.

IT teams can configure and enforce security policies, application deployments, and access controls automatically, improving compliance and reducing manual administration.

Being a fully cloud-based service, Intune eliminates the need for on-premise infrastructure, reducing IT overhead and enabling remote device management from anywhere.

As part of the Microsoft ecosystem, Intune integrates smoothly with Microsoft 365 apps, Azure Active Directory, and other enterprise services, enhancing productivity and security.

Microsoft Intune allows IT administrators to centrally manage Windows, iOS, and Android devices, ensuring uniform security and policy enforcement across all endpoints.

Designed to handle thousands of assets worldwide, Matrix42 UEM is well-suited for large enterprises with distributed IT infrastructures.

The software includes built-in tools to monitor security threats, enforce compliance policies, and optimize endpoint performance.

Even in the absence of a network connection, administrators can continue working, which is particularly useful for field operations and remote locations.

The platform is accessible from any browser, ensuring IT teams can manage endpoints from anywhere without software installation.

Matrix42 UEM provides centralized control over all endpoint devices, including mobile, cloud, and physical assets, simplifying IT operations.