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Endpoint Management Services

Complete lifecycle support for physical and virtual endpoints

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A platform-agnostic approach to modern endpoint management 

 Endpoint management is the discipline of securing, configuring, monitoring, and maintaining every device that connects to your organization's network — from laptops and mobile phones to thin clients and virtual desktops. In hybrid enterprises, where fleets span locations, platforms, and ownership models, that discipline has to be airtight.

Anunta manages both physical and virtual endpoints across complex hybrid environments, with a platform-agnostic approach built for enterprises navigating remote-first work, compliance demands, and multi-platform IT operations.

We work across all major technologies: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, IGEL, thin clients, zero clients, and virtual desktop environments. 

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Full Lifecycle Endpoint Management

Service scope and engagement model

Anunta follows a consistent methodology across all endpoint management projects: 

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DIAGNOSTIC

Endpoint health and risk assessment

Policy audits, OS lifecycle checks, compliance gaps, and performance issues 

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MIGRATION

Secure transformation

Windows upgrades, hardware refresh, and image modernization 

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DAY 0: DESIGN

Endpoint health and risk assessment

 Persona-based policy design, platform selection, image strategy, and compliance architecture

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DAY 1: IMPLEMENTATION

Endpoint rollout and onboarding

Imaging, provisioning, enrollment, and security controls 

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DAY 2: OPERATIONS

Continuous support and optimization

Patch automation, telemetry, remote support, and UX monitoring — with AI-driven operational intelligence built into every Day 2 engagement. Intelligence built in, not bolted on. 


Proven outcomes 

We apply our global delivery experience to solve local challenges with measurable results. 

Energy and Utilities Enterprise

Executed a full Windows 10 to 11 migration with minimal user disruption across 5,000+ endpoints. 

National Cooperative Bank

Modernized endpoint fleet and digitized asset management, improving operational transparency. 

Global Manufacturing Firm

Enabled secure BYOD workflows through app virtualization and unified policy rollout. 

Healthcare BPM Provider

Transformed user experience through consistent, compliant endpoint configuration. 


Compliance and trust

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HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001-Aligned Delivery

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Expertise in regulated industries 

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Proven Global Track Record

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Co-manage or fully managed options


Frequently asked questions about endpoint management

What is endpoint management and why does it matter for hybrid enterprises?

Endpoint management is the process of securing, configuring, monitoring, and maintaining every device that connects to your organization's network — laptops, desktops, mobile devices, thin clients, and virtual endpoints. In a hybrid environment where devices span locations, ownership models, and platforms, a gap in endpoint visibility or policy enforcement is a gap in your security posture. Effective endpoint management closes that gap while reducing the operational burden on IT teams. 

What's the difference between co-managed and fully managed endpoint services?

 In a co-managed model, your internal IT team retains ownership of certain functions, typically policy decisions and escalations, while a managed services partner handles day-to-day operations like patching, monitoring, and remote support. A fully managed model shifts operational responsibility entirely to the partner. The right choice depends on your team's capacity, your compliance requirements, and how much control you need to maintain internally. Anunta supports both models. 

What does an endpoint management migration actually involve?

An endpoint migration, such as moving from SCCM to Intune, or upgrading an OS fleet — typically involves four phases: assessment of the current environment, design of the target state, staged rollout with validation, and post-migration support. The complexity depends on the size of the fleet, the diversity of device types, and the number of applications that need to be repackaged or reconfigured. The most common risk is underestimating application dependencies before the migration begins. 

Do you manage both physical and virtual endpoints?

Yes. We manage desktops, laptops, mobile devices, thin clients, and virtual desktops in hybrid fleets.

How do you handle endpoint security in a BYOD environment?

BYOD environments require a different approach than corporate-owned fleets. Rather than managing the device itself, the focus shifts to managing access — through containerization, mobile device management (MDM), and role-based policies that separate corporate data from personal use. This allows employees to use their own devices without exposing sensitive systems or creating compliance risk. 

Can you help us move to modern endpoint management (Intune)?

Absolutely. We support SCCM to Intune transitions and hybrid configurations with Azure AD.

How do you manage patching and security controls?

We implement automated patch schedules, risk-based prioritization, and policy-driven security frameworks.

Can you support BYOD or contractor devices?

Yes. We deploy role-based access, MDM, and containerization policies for unmanaged endpoints.

Do you support non-Windows devices?

Yes. We manage macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux endpoints using native and third-party platforms.

Ready to take control of your endpoints?

Let’s talk about modernizing endpoint management without complexity or cost creep.