Comodo Patch Management vs Microsoft Configuration Manager comparison

Comodo Patch Manager gives administrators and MSPs granular control over the deployment of updates to operating systems and 3rd party applications on network endpoints. Featuring a centralized, easy to use interface, Comodo Patch Manager allows administrators to:

• Remotely deploy operating system updates for Windows and Linux based machines and 3rd party applications.
• View dashboard statistics that provide detailed breakdowns of available updates for endpoint machines.
• Identify endpoints which contain vulnerabilities and need to be patched.
• Create policies to automatically apply updates to groups of tagged endpoints at scheduled times.
• Create custom endpoint tags which can be applied to logical groups of endpoints.
• View granular reports on the hardware, software and update history of endpoint machines.

Microsoft Configuration Manager helps IT manage PCs and servers, keeping software up-to-date, setting configuration and security policies, and monitoring system status while giving employees access to corporate applications on the devices that they choose. When Configuration Manager is integrated with Microsoft Intune, you can manage corporate-connected PCs and Macs along with cloud-based mobile devices running Windows, iOS, and Android, all from a single management console.

New features of Configuration Manager, such as the support of Windows 10 in-place upgrade, co-management with Microsoft Intune, Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise Servicing Dashboard, integration with Windows Update for Business, and more make deploying and managing Windows easier than ever before.