What's New

Neurons App Control now includes smart AI-assisted Rule Creation to build file-based rules faster. Use simple prompts to describe the files or applications to control in natural language. The AI suggests rule configurations based on the prompt for review and refinement before creating a rule. To enable, turn the Enable AI Assistant option on under Admin > Settings > App Control AI Assistant.

Learn more about AI Assistant at AI Rule Creation (Tech Preview).

Ivanti Neurons now delivers powerful support for non persistent virtual desktop infrastructure, letting the IT team manage rapidly provisioned virtual desktops alongside physical devices, all from one unified platform. The automated management built in saves valuable time, reduces manual overhead, and gain the comprehensive endpoint control required to stay ahead in today's fast moving cloud environments. This provides organizations with a smooth, low disruption migration path from existing on-premises Ivanti solutions, while maintaining full, consistent visibility and oversight across both persistent and non persistent endpoints.

Guardrails are also available to guide administrators when configuring Policies and deploying agents to non-persistent VDI desktops.

NP-VDI base images and linked instances are easily distinguishable in the User Interface to simplify ongoing management.

Learn more about Non-Persistent Virtual Device Infrastructure (NP-VDI).

The Operating System Deployment capabilities in App Distribution enable IT administrators to automate Windows reinstallation and refresh scenarios. OSD helps streamline workflows for major OS upgrades, break-fix recoveries, and recurring device refreshes.

Learn more about Operating System Deployment (OSD).

With device and people groups (both static and dynamic) the visibility of the group was either Private or Public. A third capability where neurons user can share their private device and people group with other Neurons users is now available. Object Ownership enables organizations to assign clear ownership and delegated administration rights to device and people groups.

Learn more about Object Ownership at Grouping People and Grouping devices.

You can now configure a Login Banner to display important information to users before they sign in. This helps your organization communicate legal notices, policy updates, and security guidance directly at the point of authentication.

Learn more about Security and Transparency at Ivanti Neurons Authentication.

With this feature, administrators can set a limit for the number of active sessions a Member has in use. Members can open as many tabs on a single device as they wish. If an administrator sets a limit of one session and a Member has one active session, then they log in on another device, the Member is asked whether they want to proceed. If they do, the previous session at the other device is logged off, requiring authentication before it could be used again.

Learn more about Limit Concurrent Sessions at Ivanti Neurons Authentication.

UWM Hybrid configurations can now be managed through the on-premises consoles. This improvement allows administrators to manage configurations published to the Neurons platform, including deleting configurations, removing versions, and promoting them. This provides enhanced flexibility in configuration management and facilitates faster recovery when it is necessary to deploy a previous configuration version.

Learn more about UWM Hybrid - Configuration Management Utility.

Added a new AI and non-AI stage for Javascript execution in the cloud. These stages are sandboxed inside the tenant and are designed to allow customers to do complex calculation or string manipulation in a single stage. Access and functionality of the AI variant of the stage function the same as all other AI stages.

Learn more about Javascript at Bots Stages.

This stage allows for the taking of one piece of data (via token input) and transforming it into another data type to be used downstream. Use cases for this include taking a number that has been extracted from a string, and converting it to an integer in order to perform math operations on it. This would have previously required defining and populating a variable to do so.

Learn more about Cast to Type at Bots Stages.

• CSV Connector: Added new mobile related attributes IMEI, MEID, IMSI, UDID, mobile-related serial number fields and properties.

• ITSM Connector: Added “Manufacturer Name” to the device information so that admin can classify devices better.

• Azure Connector: Introduced a new Stale Threshold field, so that administrator can import the devices based on the device creation date.

• Azure Connector: Collect tag information from Azure VMs.

• ServiceNow Connector: Added attribute “Operational Status” so that we know device is in use or not. This attribute can also be used to filter the device in the device view.

The License page now includes a new Summary tab, advanced filtering, and saved views to streamline license analysis. For improved consistency, Balance and Allocation have been renamed to Entitlement and Entitlement Usage across the Licenses and product pages. A new alert identifies licensable software with missing key attributes and provides links to the affected items.

Learn more about License Manager.

The Software Usage page now excludes background services, helping you focus on actual user activity instead of overall usage figures. Software Inventory filters and the Installs tab now include User Last Used Date, User Days Since Last Used, and User Minutes Used, in addition to existing usage metrics.

Learn more about Software Usage.

Software Inventory filters now include a Device Groups category. Use Device Groups as a filter value to analyze software running on a specific set of devices defined in your Device Group configuration.

Learn more about Software Inventory.

Patch Management console display indicators with number of total items in the database, number of filtered items, and number of selected items. You can view the selected count to see the selected items from multiple pages. For more information, see Filter, Sort, Search and Export.

Export up to 100,000 advisories, devices, and CVEs from Patch Intelligence. You can also export drill-down details for unpatched devices and their associated CVEs, and receive notifications when exports are ready for download. For more information see, Patch Summary.

Drill into the Patches Installed column on the Device State tab in Ring Deployment to view the status of individual patches. The overlay shows which patches installed successfully, remain pending, or failed, along with detailed status information for each patch. For more information see, Device State.

Patch Management now supports contentless patching for Oracle Linux 10. For more information, see Operating System Compatibility Matrix.

Reset the retry counters automatically whenever a newer version of a patch becomes available and reduce the manual intervention. For more information, see Actions .

Patch deployment statuses No Applicable Updates, Patch Already Installed, and WUA Already Installed are now categorized as warnings. The MDM Configure, Patch Skipped statuses are now categorized as informational.

Compliance History charts now automatically calculate and display the average compliance score for the selected date range. For more information see Compliance Reporting.

Comment field size limits are increased up to 2000 characters.

For improved clarity, the Not Seen in Previous Ring status is renamed to Blocked: Not Deployed in Prior Ring.

Remediation Insights is now available as part of Autonomous Patch Management Premium, helping security and IT teams move from vulnerability detection to confident remediation within Ivanti Neurons. This first release brings together asset visibility, exposure aggregation, risk-based prioritization, remediation readiness, and reporting into a unified experience, enabling teams to understand what is exposed, what matters most, and which vulnerabilities are ready to be remediated.

With Remediation Insights, organizations can consolidate asset and vulnerability data from Ivanti and supported third-party vulnerability sources, review associated risk levels, and use actionable insights to prioritise remediation efforts across their environment.

Learn more about Remediation Insights.

Remediation Insights introduces a dedicated Assets view that provides a consolidated inventory of devices discovered across Ivanti Neurons and supported third-party vulnerability integrations. Each asset is shown with key context such as source, asset type, business criticality, exposure count, and RS³ score, helping teams identify the riskiest assets and prioritise action more effectively.

Administrators can trigger corrective actions directly from the assets view, including deploying the Ivanti agent or reassigning agent policy where applicable. This helps close management and patch coverage gaps by re-directing to relevant sections within Neurons platform.

Learn more about Assets.

The new Exposures view provides a CVE-centric inventory of vulnerabilities identified across connected sources. Exposures include key prioritization context such as Vulnerability Risk Rating, impacted assets, last discovered date, exploit information, tags, and source attribution.

By combining vulnerability intelligence with exposure and asset context, Remediation Insights helps security teams focus on the vulnerabilities that present the highest risk to the organization rather than relying on CVSS alone.

Learn more about Exposures.

Predictive Compliance is a leading indicator of remediation readiness for each exposure. The score helps teams understand whether impacted assets meet the required conditions for successful remediation, including Ivanti Neurons discovery detection, active Ivanti agent coverage, and an agent policy capability with an active patch configuration.

This helps security and IT teams identify remediation blockers earlier, such as assets that are not managed, do not have an active agent, or are not covered by patch capability. Teams can use this information to improve patch readiness before remediation deadlines are missed.

Learn more about Predictive Compliance

Remediation Insights now enables users to take remediation-oriented actions directly from exposure workflows. Users can add selected exposures to a patch group, helping bridge the gap between vulnerability prioritization and patch execution.

This reduces manual hand-offs between security and IT teams and helps convert prioritized exposure data into actionable patching workflows inside Ivanti Neurons.

Learn more about Exposure Actions.

The Insights dashboard provides visual summaries of asset and exposure posture using interactive charts and key risk indicators. Security leaders and administrators can review asset visibility, exposure distribution, risk concentration, and overall organisational RS³ score from a single dashboard.

The dashboard includes views for both Assets Visibility and Exposures Overview, helping users understand coverage gaps, high-risk assets, critical or high exposures, exploitability indicators, and remediation focus areas.

Learn more about Insights.

Two new out-of-the-box PDF report templates are available for Remediation Insights: Assets with Exposures – Detailed and Exposures – Detailed. These reports help teams share asset and exposure information with stakeholders for operational review, remediation planning, and executive visibility.

Reports can be generated on demand or scheduled to run on a recurring basis, with options to filter by asset selection and RS³ risk level. Reports can also be shared with selected recipients, making it easier to communicate exposure posture and remediation progress across teams.

Learn more about Remediation Insights Reports.