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Heimdal Patch and Asset Management

Heimdal Patch and Asset Management Pricing

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Pricing Overview for Heimdal Patch and Asset Management

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Employee in Information Technology
Construction Company, 51-200 employees

against Heimdal Patch and Asset Management. Qualys was an outlier in terms of cost and felt complex for setup at the time (I believe this has now improved) … Management seemed to cover this off within the best interface at a competitive price for each additional solution.

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Administrator in Information Technology
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad Company, 201-500 employees

In comparison Heimdal Patch and Asset Management is Cheaper in a All-in-One Package but offers less capabilities than other 3rd Party

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Richard Hanson
Head of Pre Sales
Contrac (Information Technology & Services, 51-200 employees)

customers where both intune and Heimdal are used. It is also extremely cost-effective, so is a great fit for organizations that don't have enterprise-level