Ivanti

Name: Ivanti
Brand: Ivanti

Ivanti is an IT operations and security software vendor that delivers ITSM/ESM, unified endpoint management, secure access, and IT asset/patch automation through the Ivanti Neurons platform and modular integrations.

Est 1985|Valuation $1.1B|Raised $4.4B|67 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 134K|Website|Web traffic 19K|FTEs 2,985

MarketsVulnerability Management IT Asset Management (ITAM)Endpoint Management (UEM)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative competitor analysis

Ivanti vs ServiceNow (ITSM/ESM) - ServiceNow is commonly viewed as a market leader for enterprise ITSM. ServiceNow generally scores highly on change management and incident reporting, while Ivanti is noted in some comparisons for customization potential in specific contexts. - Vendor claims of faster implementation and lower cost should be validated with references and statements of work. Ivanti vs Jira Service Management (JSM) - JSM appeals where teams value transparent pricing and integration with the Atlassian ecosystem. - Ivanti may offer deeper customization for certain organizations but can require more administrative effort and has received UI and reporting critiques. Ivanti vs Microsoft Intune (endpoint/UEM) - Intune is often preferred for organizations standardized on Microsoft 365/Entra due to native integration with Microsoft security baselines. - Ivanti may be selected in heterogeneous environments or where workflows tie endpoint management to ITSM automation, but buyers should assess documentation, reporting, and operational support requirements. Ivanti secure access vs Zscaler / Palo Alto / Cisco - Many enterprises are shifting from appliance-based VPNs to cloud-native ZTNA/SASE models. Architecture preference, procurement, and security posture will influence vendor selection.

Market adoption trends (cautious)

Third-party site mindshare or community metrics can show relative presence but are not equivalent to audited market share and may reflect audience biases.

	Ivanti (Neurons for ITSM / Neurons Platform)	ServiceNow ITSM	ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus
Starting Price	Quote-based (platform fee + per-license; reseller SKUs vary)	Quote-based / enterprise contracts	Public pricing exists (multiple editions; free/paid tiers)
Suitable For	Organizations seeking ITSM with integrated endpoint and secure access capabilities and a high degree of customizability	Large enterprises standardizing on a broad enterprise workflow platform	Cost-sensitive organizations needing ITIL-aligned service desk with clearer pricing
Key Strength	Customization and cross-domain IT and security automation capabilities	Ecosystem breadth, enterprise scale, and mature reporting/change processes	Transparent tiers and strong mid-market adoption
Key Weakness	Pricing opacity; reported reporting limitations; support variability; security attention on secure access products	Higher cost and complexity, implementation effort often requires consultants	May lag in ecosystem breadth versus large enterprise platforms

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative competitor analysis

Ivanti vs ServiceNow (ITSM/ESM)

ServiceNow is commonly viewed as a market leader for enterprise ITSM. ServiceNow generally scores highly on change management and incident reporting, while Ivanti is noted in some comparisons for customization potential in specific contexts.
Vendor claims of faster implementation and lower cost should be validated with references and statements of work.

Ivanti vs Jira Service Management (JSM)

JSM appeals where teams value transparent pricing and integration with the Atlassian ecosystem.
Ivanti may offer deeper customization for certain organizations but can require more administrative effort and has received UI and reporting critiques.

Ivanti vs Microsoft Intune (endpoint/UEM)

Intune is often preferred for organizations standardized on Microsoft 365/Entra due to native integration with Microsoft security baselines.
Ivanti may be selected in heterogeneous environments or where workflows tie endpoint management to ITSM automation, but buyers should assess documentation, reporting, and operational support requirements.

Ivanti secure access vs Zscaler / Palo Alto / Cisco

Many enterprises are shifting from appliance-based VPNs to cloud-native ZTNA/SASE models. Architecture preference, procurement, and security posture will influence vendor selection.

Market adoption trends (cautious)

Third-party site mindshare or community metrics can show relative presence but are not equivalent to audited market share and may reflect audience biases.

	Ivanti (Neurons for ITSM / Neurons Platform)	ServiceNow ITSM	ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus
Starting Price	Quote-based (platform fee + per-license; reseller SKUs vary)	Quote-based / enterprise contracts	Public pricing exists (multiple editions; free/paid tiers)
Suitable For	Organizations seeking ITSM with integrated endpoint and secure access capabilities and a high degree of customizability	Large enterprises standardizing on a broad enterprise workflow platform	Cost-sensitive organizations needing ITIL-aligned service desk with clearer pricing
Key Strength	Customization and cross-domain IT and security automation capabilities	Ecosystem breadth, enterprise scale, and mature reporting/change processes	Transparent tiers and strong mid-market adoption
Key Weakness	Pricing opacity; reported reporting limitations; support variability; security attention on secure access products	Higher cost and complexity, implementation effort often requires consultants	May lag in ecosystem breadth versus large enterprise platforms