Devicie Automates 1,500-Plus Apps Inside Microsoft Intune

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Devicie announced a major expansion of the application management capabilities within its Intune management and automation platform, automating the operational work of keeping Windows and macOS applications current inside Microsoft Intune. The platform now automatically manages more than 1,500 Windows and macOS applications, alongside an organization's own line-of-business software at no additional charge, with new application versions typically made ready within Microsoft Intune within hours of publisher release. The company cited accelerating update pressure, noting that Microsoft's 8 September 2026 monthly security update addressed more than 950 vulnerabilities in a single release, while Jerry Gamblin's analysis of the CVE List records 1,255 Microsoft CVEs across the whole of 2025, and that Adobe moved from monthly to twice-monthly security bulletins in July 2026. Remediation deadlines have tightened as well, with the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency in June 2026 replacing its earlier fourteen-day deadline for known exploited vulnerabilities with a tiered directive whose fastest tier is three days. Chief Executive Officer Alex Hesterberg said enterprises cannot meet that pace by adding more manual work and that automation at this speed requires trust. The catalog spans widely used software including Microsoft 365 Apps, Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Chrome, Adobe Acrobat, Slack, Zoom Workplace and Mozilla Firefox, and Devicie said John Holland Group runs the enhanced application management in production across more than 60 worksites with $1.2 million in annual return, while Toyota Financial Services moved a 1,300-device fleet to modern management on Intune with Devicie, reducing device builds to 20 minutes.

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