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Customer story · Government

State agency selected central management for a mixed OS fleet

A state technology-services agency established central policy and delegated administration across more than 25,000 Windows, Linux and Mac endpoints.

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Key takeaway

For a large, mixed endpoint fleet, define the boundary between central policy and department-level authority in advance.

Environment

A state technology-services agency managed more than 25,000 Windows, Linux and Mac endpoints.

Challenge

The agency reported recurring malware infections and difficult management with its previous in-house antivirus. Requirements included central cloud management, layered endpoint controls and policy delegation across a large fleet.

Approach described

The agency moved to cloud-managed device protection and delegated authority through groups and nested groups. The deployment included ZeroDwell containment, patch management, remote monitoring, device control and inventory.

Management model

A central console gave the agency a unified view of devices across operating systems, while departments managed their assigned groups. Xcitium’s published account reported no breaches after deployment as of the account’s publication.