Software inventory
Installed and running applications collected with version, hash, publisher and install date.
Which software, on which device, under which licence? Argus answers on one screen.
Argus inventories every installed and running application on endpoints, produces licence and cost visibility, detects Shadow IT, maps CVE risk onto device inventory and deploys MSI packages remotely. It is also the shared agent and command backbone of the Argus product family.
Licence audits, software waste and unapproved applications are invisible cost lines in most organizations. Argus grounds inventory in real data collected from individual machines: which version, which hash, how many seats are actually used? Shadow IT policy, CVE risk mapping and remote deployment are layered on the same inventory. The result: software cost and attack surface managed in one console.
Installed and running applications collected with version, hash, publisher and install date.
Seat usage, contract renewal dates and savings potential from unused licences.
Black / whitelist policies detect unapproved applications with warn, block or remove actions.
Known vulnerabilities are mapped to device and software inventory, listing the machines actually affected.
MSI packages deploy remotely to selected device groups with results and failures reported by the agent.
The Argus agent is the shared telemetry and command channel for Identity, DREMP, SAM and Browser.
Unused seats, duplicate licences and multi-version costs are reported, supporting decisions before renewal.
User–device–software relationships align with Argus Identity and AD / Entra data.
Argus consists of endpoint agent telemetry, a .NET backend API and the Software Asset Management area inside the Dashboard. The agent collects installed applications, version and hash data, running processes and hardware inventory. The backend merges this with licence, contract and cost models; the CVE mapping and Shadow IT policy engine run on the same inventory. Package deployment and plugins execute in isolated controller areas.
Large Windows fleets and annual licence audits
Security and asset teams needing a shared inventory
Software standardization and package rollout
Shadow IT cleanup campaigns
Patch management and version compliance
Yes. Both products can share the same agent backbone; SeeNose governs operations and performance while Argus governs software and licences.
Full support for Windows-heavy fleets; Linux and macOS inventory is collected on the same schema.
Contract and seat data are defined in the admin console; usage data comes straight from agent telemetry.
A typical pilot environment is ready in 1–2 days; enterprise rollout is planned with phased agent deployment.
Let's schedule a 30-minute walkthrough built on your own scenario, then define the pilot scope together.