Modernize government IT

Managing endpoints in government isn’t just about uptime — it’s about protecting sensitive data, staying compliant, and keeping services running across fragmented departments and tight budgets. PDQ’s endpoint management protects data, maintains compliance, and keeps services running on tight budgets. Whether you're supporting city hall or Capitol Hill, PDQ can keep your endpoints in line.

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Control local & state government fleets with PDQ Connect

Cloud-based, VPN-free

Manage devices from a central console

Oversee every government endpoint — whether it’s in city hall, the health department, or a park ranger’s truck — all from one secure, browser-based console. No domain or VPN required.

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Prioritize & remediate vulnerabilities

Identify and act on the biggest risks first. PDQ Connect’s built-in vulnerability management helps IT teams spot threats, prioritize patches, and remediate issues quickly without jumping between platforms.

Support users in real time

Resolve issues fast without leaving your chair. Access and control remote machines to troubleshoot and transfer files with ease. Deliver responsive support for government staff without piling on extra tools or expenses.

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Streamline federal agency IT with PDQ Deploy & Inventory

On-prem, air-gap ready

Speed up patching

Streamline software updates without relying on constant internet access. With a Package Library of hundreds of popular third-party apps and support for air-gapped environments, you can patch federal endpoints quickly and consistently.

Track assets across your entire fleet

Organize devices by department, hardware type, or shared applications to see exactly what you’re working with. Target updates precisely, stay ahead of issues before they disrupt public services, and prep for compliance checks.

Build compliance-ready reports

Surface the exact data you need — fast. PDQ’s reporting tools let you filter, query, and customize reports on system health, patch status, and asset configuration, so you’re always ready for audits and budget reviews.

See why IT teams vote “yes” on PDQ

OGDEN CITY

With 800 machines across police, fire, streets, and more, Ogden City’s lean IT team needed powerful tools. PDQ Deploy & Inventory turned weeklong setups into two-day jobs, automated patching without a full-time scripter, and boosted team morale with fast, intuitive workflows.

GENERAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

Managing remote devices across 10+ locations, this three-person IT team relies on PDQ Connect for automated patching, license compliance, and device visibility. The result? Quick, easy device management that just makes sense.

CLARKSON COLLEGE

A lean IT team needed a better way to manage remote devices and close visibility gaps. With PDQ Connect, they automated updates, enforced patch compliance, and slashed imaging time — freeing them up to focus on service, strategy, and security.

There’s a confidence that Connect gives us. It’s more than just visibility. We know that we can manage our entire fleet quickly.

SUSIE STRANGFIELD, DIRECTOR OF IT

OSU CARLSON COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

For sysadmins, by sysadmins

We know constituents ages 5 to 85 rely on your devices operating correctly. That’s why our team of former sysadmins curates resources to get you the help you need quickly.

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FAQs

Can PDQ Connect be used in government environments with strict network segmentation?

Yes — PDQ Connect is agent-based, making it compatible with segmented networks. Devices securely check in from anywhere, so teams can manage updates without a VPN or access to the local network.

How does PDQ Connect help IT teams manage patch compliance across departments?

PDQ Connect simplifies patch compliance by automating deployments, tracking outcomes, and generating real-time, customizable reports. IT teams can also create custom groups — such as by department or location — to tailor patching schedules and visibility.

Is PDQ Connect FedRAMP compliant or eligible for state-level contracts?

PDQ Connect is not FedRAMP certified. However, it is well suited for state and local agencies managing distributed devices and limited resources. Federal teams requiring on-prem deployment or additional control may prefer PDQ Deploy & Inventory.

Can I deploy updates to remote agency laptops or field devices?

Absolutely — PDQ Connect’s cloud-based console allows updates to be pushed to remote or field devices without VPNs, domains, or on-site access, making it ideal for local and state government IT teams.

How does PDQ Connect support asset visibility and lifecycle management for public sector IT?

PDQ Connect supports asset visibility and lifecycle management with real-time inventory, software tracking, custom fields, and more. You can view system information, installed software, and vulnerabilities, helping teams plan replacements, manage licenses, and maintain healthy fleets.

Can PDQ Connect work in hybrid cloud or legacy on-prem environments?

Yes. PDQ Connect works in both hybrid cloud and legacy environments by managing cloud-joined devices from a single interface. It’s ideal for state and local agencies modernizing gradually without fully migrating off older infrastructure.

What features make PDQ Connect ideal for small or local government IT teams?

PDQ Connect is fast and intuitive with a Package Library of 100+ apps, built-in patching, vulnerability scanning, and remote desktop support. It requires minimal setup or scripting and works well for budget-constrained teams.

Does PDQ Connect integrate with Active Directory or support Azure AD environments?

PDQ Connect doesn’t require Active Directory, and it can integrate with Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). With custom static and dynamic device grouping options, it’s easy to organize and manage systems without relying on domain infrastructure.