Enforce restrictions to keep data stored on devices safe.
Create a virtual fence around corporate data with data loss prevention policies.
Control and encrypt network traffic from devices.
Configure device and app login policies, such as passcodes, biometrics, and enterprise single sign-on.
Block untrustworthy websites, sideloaded apps, USBs, and connections to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and VPNs to keep devices secure.
Control which apps and device functions can be accessed by users.
Automate, schedule, or defer OS updates on mobile devices to meet your organization's needs.
Configure app permissions for store and in-house apps and, if necessary, grant users the flexibility to change them.
Secure corporate data with restrictions on data sharing and backups. Also perform remote actions like lock, locate, and wipe when devices are lost.
Ensure only compliant devices have access to Exchange emails and workspace apps.
Perform remedial actions to secure data when devices leave approved geographic fences.
Restrict jailbroken or rooted devices from accessing corporate data.
Get all-around protection for devices in your network, from securing device access to applying advanced context-based policies. Ensure devices remain encrypted and updated to host corporate data securely.
Secure the entire app management process. Distribute store and custom-built applications to designated users, configure app settings and permissions, test and update apps, or remove apps, all through a secure channel. Additionally, get holistic workspace management with an integrated ecosystem of apps powered by Zoho.
Curb the sharing of distributed content, app data, and contacts through Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi Direct, USBs, clipboard, and screenshots. Also prevent backups of corporate data to third-party cloud services. Ensure maximum security for data at rest, in use, and in transit by applying data loss prevention policies.
Secure connections originating from devices by allowing connections only from trusted networks or by encrypting connections from untrusted networks. Distribute client certificates to support the identity or authentication process on which Wi-Fi, VPN, Zero Trust, and other services rely.
Separate corporate data by containerizing it. Apply security policies to these containers, including restrictions on data sharing. Ensure maximum data security by managing corporate apps, even on personal devices that are not brought under the BYOD umbrella.
Provide access to a predetermined app or set of apps, websites, content, and device functions. Toggle devices in and out of kiosk mode based on predefined conditions. Gain additional flexibility by choosing to display important settings and by deploying a browser with restrictions.
Secure nontraditional devices from the same console as traditional devices. Apply configurations customized by original equipment manufacturers for rugged and purpose-built devices. Update OSs, securely troubleshoot, and restrict access to just the intended apps and content.
We have been using Mobile Device Manager Plus for over a year now, and it has assisted us in staying compliant with our organization's security and compliance policies. We are able to safeguard our customer data, track our devices, and implement policies over the air.
Syed Ahmad Rasool Sr. manager of technology security, Vodafone
Mobile Device Manager Plus is a powerful safeguard against the threat of corporate content coming into the wrong hands. This robust solution enables us to centralize all mobile devices on the same console as a web-portal which is segmented by countries. The access for local IT teams in each country is restricted to the mobile devices in their respective country, ensuring better security.
Abdoul Karim Barry Systems engineer, Microcred Group
The increased adoption of mobile devices in organizations has improved employee efficiency but has also added to IT admins' burden of ensuring corporate data security. Admins now also need to concentrate on mobile device security in addition to securing corporate data on laptops and desktops. The mobile security management capabilities of mobile device management (MDM) solutions allow admins to simplify the mobile device security.
Mobile security management ensures that all mobile endpoints within an organization are fully protected from security threats. This involves enforcing security policies, configurations, and restrictions on the smartphones, tablets, and laptops used by the organization's workforce, effectively protecting corporate data when it is at rest, in use, and in transit.
Traditionally, employees accomplished tasks on local workstations like desktops that did not require corporate data to leave the organization's secure internal network. Now, remote work has become the new normal, resulting in a surge in the use of mobile devices for work. Distributed workforces access corporate resources on their mobile devices and over the internet, causing business-sensitive data to leave organizations' internal networks.
This increases the chances of corporate data being leaked, stolen, or manipulated by cybercriminals looking to leverage any security vulnerability to their benefit. One successful data breach can make an organization become noncompliant with international privacy and security standards, resulting in hefty fines and irreparable damage to its reputation. Therefore, securing these distributed mobile endpoints has become a task of paramount importance for IT admins.
In a BYOD environment, separating the corporate workspace from users' personal data on user-owned devices through containerization will keep corporate data secure while ensuring the privacy of users' personal data. All corporate data and apps will be hosted within a virtual container on the device that the admin can monitor, manage, and secure. This container can also be exclusively wiped if the employee leaves the organization or if the device is lost or stolen, thus ensuring business-sensitive information is kept confidential.
Mobile Device Manager Plus provides various proactive and reactive measures to secure corporate data, devices, apps and emails in the following ways:
Data security
Data protection
App security
Network security