SaaS Ranking

Status page with history in Endpoint management and security

A status page without past incidents tells you nothing about reliability.

43% here against 49% across every category we measure. Endpoint management and security sits below the overall share for this criterion.

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Published

A public status page with incident history.

VendorWhat we found
Addigy https://status.addigy.com/
Applivery https://applivery.instatus.com/
Atera https://status.atera.com/
Datto https://status.kaseya.com/
ESET https://status.eset.com/
Fleet https://status.fleetdm.com/
Jamf https://status.jamf.com/
Kaseya https://status.kaseya.com/
Malwarebytes https://status.threatdown.com/
NinjaOne https://status.ninjaone.com/
Pulseway https://status.pulseway.com/
SentinelOne https://status.sentinelone.com/

No public status page found.

We reached at least one address for each of these vendors and none of them carried it. That is what we found at the addresses we checked, on the date we checked them, and not a statement about what the vendor has.

VendorWhat we found
42Gears 3 addresses checked
Action1 3 addresses checked
AirDroid Business 3 addresses checked
Automox 3 addresses checked
baramundi 3 addresses checked
Bitdefender 3 addresses checked
CrowdStrike 3 addresses checked
Esper 3 addresses checked
Iru 3 addresses checked
Level 3 addresses checked
Miradore 3 addresses checked
Mosyle 3 addresses checked
Scalefusion 3 addresses checked
SimpleMDM 3 addresses checked
Sophos 3 addresses checked
Syncro 3 addresses checked

Not measured

We could not look at these, or their robots.txt asks us not to. That says something about our measurement, not about them, and they are left out of the percentage above.

VendorWhat we found
Faronics None of the addresses could be reached, so this was not measured.
Hexnode The vendor’s server blocked or rate-limited our crawler, so this was not measured.

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