Automox vs DriveStrike: Which is a better fit?

Easy to navigate and use. Also has the ability to provide easy to read reports to present to higher ups to show them that patching your software is important and Automox was worth the purchase.

It is basically set it and forget it, just pay attention to your failures and remediate as needed (very few require more than a "retry").

Good logging functions for troueshooting. Good dashboards to see the full picture of infrastructure healthy.

Also, I dislike that fact that I have to create a policy to make mass computers perform an action. There is no "select and execute" feature.

Powerful worklets predefined and the ability to create your own is awesome. An amazing community and very helpful staff as well.

Inability to tell if a user is logged in to a target machine.

Alan A

Founder

Worklets feature is extreme useful for running scripts against your assets. This saved me big time with rolling out upgrades of AV software that were not exactly Big Sur ready.

Alan A

Founder

There's no way to do bandwidth capping for downloads. There doesn't seem to be any uninstall prevention.

Remotely wiping and securing your data is a snap with DriveStrike and their customer support is superb. I was blown away by how helpful, responsive, and knowledgeable they are.

Before DriveStrike, whenever an employee called in saying they misplaced or lost their laptops, we would begin a scramble. Now I just log into the admin panel and lock the computer.

And when I needed help with one feature their support was super quick to contact me directly via email and phone and resolved my issue in only a few minutes.

I either unlock later once they locate it or I wipe it after a week. It's a major reduction in stress for my team.

Ease of use for the software and great customer service is what makes me like it so much.

Alejandro A

Graphic Designer

At first I was a little hesitant to install software that grants a remote wipe function on my phone, but I think that's a common feeling for anyone who worries about privacy.

The ease of installation and use is fantastic. All the features work as you would expect on all major platforms.

David D

Technical Services Administrator

Right now we see none other than maybe difficulty in deploying through GPO.