Absolute 7.14 Release Summary

Automatically and daily scan your Windows and Mac devices for installed software applications, to always keep your software asset inventory accurate and up to date with zero human intervention, detect vulnerable apps or versions that may pose security risks, confirm successful rollout of new apps or updates, avoid unnecessary app/version complexity in your environment, identify possible license non-compliance or waste, and detect unapproved apps to uncover new software needs.

Automatically report on regular and trending web usage (Chrome browser) on Windows and Chromebook devices, to validate adoption of new web apps, detect use of inappropriate/insecure web content to investigate incidents or adjust web filters, and identify unexpected web apps across the organization that suggest new user needs.

Support for Netskope^® and Palo Alto GlobalProtect^™: Absolute now reports on the health of both Netskope^® and Palo Alto GlobalProtect^™ and automatically repairs or reinstalls them if required, to ensure they are always running in a healthy state with zero human intervention. Save time, strengthen your security posture, and make your endpoint security management processes more robust.

Support for newer versions of Ivanti^® Endpoint Manager, Cisco AnyConnect^® Secure Mobility Client, and WinMagic SecureDoc^™: and Palo Alto GlobalProtect^™: Application Persistence now also supports newer versions of Ivanti^® Endpoint Manager (v.11.0.x), Cisco AnyConnect^® Secure Mobility Client (v.4.9.x), and WinMagic SecureDoc^™ (v.8.5.x), so you can ensure your entire fleet is always protected by your critical apps.

The recently introduced Action History now also supports return codes for Reach (Run Script) actions, which you can use to search or filter devices, confirm success, or take additional action accordingly. Additionally, you can now view Reach events in the Event History report, as well as cancel all actions requested on the same device from its corresponding Device Details page.