Endpoint Management (UEM / MDM)

Patch compliance reported at 98% usually means 98% of the devices that checked in.

The devices missing from the report are not compliant and not non-compliant. They are absent: laptops that have not contacted the UEM service in weeks, machines rebuilt outside the process, kit issued to a leaver and never returned. The percentage looks healthier the more of them there are.

Get SECCOM to reconcile your real device count against your management console. Payroll, network, console and asset register: four lists that have never agreed.

What you get. A reconciled device list, and a monthly compliance report that names every device excluded from it.

Many fleets already run Microsoft Defender for Endpoint alongside the management console, adding detection and response without a second agent to deploy.

Where SECCOM stops. UEM and MDM enforce the state of the device. They do not authenticate the user. That stays with your identity platform, and the two need to be designed to agree.