Simplify app delivery and patch management in remote work environments to secure your work-from-home strategies at scale. The PolicyPak App Delivery & Patching Pak makes it easy to deploy software on-prem and over the internet and keep it automatically updated. Now your “work from anywhere team” can always achieve security, compliance, and productivity objectives.
Working from home on a full-time or part-time basis is the new normal for Windows users worldwide. Still, most legacy infrastructures don't have the management and delivery capabilities to ensure remote workers stay up-to-date on applications and their patches.
The PolicyPak App Delivery & Patching Pak secures your work-from-home and remote work environments at scale by enabling you to deploy software over the internet and automatically keep it updated. By providing you the flexibility to deliver applications and patches outside of the corporate domain, you can ensure greater security, compliance, and productivity.
Get apps and other files to on-prem or cloud endpoints.
Install software to on-prem or remote machines.
Set policy once, and you're done.
Get patches automatically deployed to endpoints.
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| Install software on-Prem |
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| Install software using web-based shares (Amazon, Azure, Dropbox ) |
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| Works via PolicyPak Cloud (domain joined and non-domain joined ) |
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| Works via your MDM service (like Intune ) |
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| Automatic patching and updates |
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| Add and Remove Windows Store (AppX) packages |
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| Block all Windows Universal Applications from running except sanctioned ones |
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| Works with GPO, SCCM, MDM and CLOUD |
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WHITEPAPER
In this white paper, we’ll share where each tool can be used, so no software is left undeployed. Furthermore, we’ll show you how PolicyPak Scripts Manager and PolicyPak Remote Work can be used to extend and improve the software deployment capabilities you already have.
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CASE STUDY
Managing policy across some 500,000 geographically disbursed computers and other endpoints is a monumental IT challenge. The organization uses Microsoft Group Policy, but felt limited withwhat could be done with Group Policy alone...
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