Endpoint & Asset Management: Control Every Device, Protect Every Asset

In today’s digital business environment, your data lives on laptops, servers, mobile devices, and even cloud-connected endpoints spread across locations. Without proper oversight, every untracked or misconfigured asset is a potential breach point.

Modern cyberattacks often start with an overlooked endpoint—a forgotten laptop, a misconfigured server, or an outdated device with known vulnerabilities. Without centralized visibility, you can’t secure what you don’t know exists.

Endpoint and Asset Management is the foundation of a secure and efficient IT environment. It ensures that every device—physical or virtual—is accounted for, properly configured, monitored, and protected.

Effective endpoint management covers the full lifecycle of IT assets—from onboarding to retirement:

Asset Discovery & Inventory

• Real-time visibility into all devices on your network (workstations, servers, mobile, IoT)
• Detailed hardware and software inventories, including OS versions, applications, and firmware

Configuration & Patch Management

• Standardized system baselines (Windows, Linux, macOS)
• Automated patching and configuration enforcement
• Software deployment and version control

Security & Compliance Enforcement

• Antivirus, EDR, and firewall status monitoring
• Encryption and disk protection verification
• Role-based access control (RBAC) and policy enforcement

Monitoring & Lifecycle Management

• Track device usage, health, warranty status, and software licensing
• Retire, decommission, or wipe assets securely when no longer in use
• Integrate with CMDB, MDM, SIEM, and ITSM platforms

How Penn|Parsons Delivers Endpoint Security

At Penn|Parsons, we deploy a layered, policy-driven approach to endpoint and asset management that aligns with NIST, CIS Controls, HIPAA, and CMMC frameworks.

Our Services Include:

• Centralized Asset Inventory and Visibility
• Automated Patch Management and Vulnerability Remediation
• Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) Integration
• Remote Configuration, Monitoring, and Lockdown
• Zero Trust Policy Enforcement at the Device Level
• Lifecycle Management and Secure Decommissioning