Action1, a leader in autonomous endpoint management (AEM), announced new integrations for Microsoft Intune. These updates enhance patching and risk-based vulnerability management. They help close key visibility and compliance gaps in enterprise IT. Unveiled at Microsoft Ignite 2025 in San Francisco, the updates include: Third-party application patching , Real-time dashboards, Smart vulnerability prioritization for Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. “Microsoft Intune is an essential part of modern device management strategies, but organizations still face challenges with third-party patching, visibility, and vulnerability prioritization,” said Mike Walters, President and Co-founder of Action1.
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“By extending Intune with autonomous patching and real-time risk insights, Action1 empowers IT teams to take immediate action, secure every endpoint, and get the most value out of their Microsoft environments.” The integration allows IT teams to automate patch deployments, monitor compliance live, and unify endpoint coverage — including Windows Server, which Intune alone does not natively support. Action1’s cloud-native platform provides organizations with a cohesive, scalable approach to endpoint management and threat mitigation, enabling stronger security postures within the Microsoft ecosystem. The company, recently recognized by Inc. 5000 as America’s fastest-growing private software company in 2025, continues to accelerate global innovation in IT automation.