Operational Consistency
Standardize policies, enrollment, patching, and remediation with shared automation.
Solutions
Deployment and security built for every endpoint estate
Choose a management motion that fits your operating model, from dedicated OS management to identity-led access and automated compliance workflows.
Security by Default
Apply identity checks, conditional access, and policy baselines before users gain access.
Flexible for IT
Support corporate-owned, shared, frontline, contractor, and BYOD scenarios from one platform.
MDM | Solutions
Specialized management experiences for every operating system and deployment model.
Windows Management
Manage Windows laptops, desktops, and frontline devices with provisioning, update orchestration, and remote support.offering full-stack MDM (OMA-DM), Intelligent Hub, and data-driven UI capabilities. It enables zero-touch onboarding via Autopilot, application lifecycle management, security policy enforcement (BitLocker), and configuration management from a single console
macOS Management
macOS management involves utilizing Mobile Device Management (MDM) frameworks and third-party tools to remotely configure, secure, and monitor Mac computers. It uses Apple Business Manager (ABM) for automated enrollment and policy deployment, allowing IT to manage app installations, security settings (like FileVault), and updates across the device lifecycle Secure Macs with configuration profiles, software distribution, FileVault posture, and lifecycle automation.
Android Management
Android Management refers to solutions, primarily through Android Enterprise, that allow IT departments to secure, monitor, and manage corporate Android devices. Key features include remote device locking/wiping, app distribution via managed Google Play, and enforcing security policies. It supports various deployment scenarios, such as Work Profiles (BYOD) or fully managed corporate-owned devices Handle dedicated, kiosk, rugged, and employee-owned Android devices from a unified administrative console.
iOS Management
iOS Management (Mobile Device Management or MDM) involves securely configuring, monitoring, and managing Apple devices (iPhones, iPads) remotely using profiles to enforce policies, update software, and secure corporate data. It requires an Apple Push Notification service (APNs) certificate to enable communication between the MDM server and devices. Key features include remote wipe, passcode enforcement, and app management Provision iPhones and iPads with supervised management, app deployment, and policy enforcement at scale.
Linux Management
Linux management involves administering, configuring, and securing Linux systems to ensure operational efficiency, security, and uptime. Key tasks include patch management, user management, system updates, and software deployment. Modern, large-scale deployments are managed using automated tools and Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solutions Support engineering and production Linux endpoints with standardized settings, access controls, and asset reporting.
ChromeOS Management
ChromeOS management allows administrators to centrally control Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, and ChromeOS Flex devices via the Google Admin console. It requires a Chrome Enterprise or Education upgrade license to enforce over 300+ security policies, manage app installations, configure Wi-Fi/VPN, and monitor device health remotely Deploy and secure Chrome devices used in education, frontline, and shared workspace scenarios.
Unified Endpoint Management
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is a software-driven approach allowing IT teams to manage and secure all devices—PCs, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and IoT—from a single console. It combines mobile management (MDM/MAM) with traditional PC management to provide a unified, secure, and automated environment for hybrid workforces across platforms like Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android Run a single operating model across mobile, desktop, kiosk, rugged, and shared device estates.
Mobile Device Management
Mobile Device Management (MDM) is security software that allows IT departments to monitor, manage, and secure employee devices—including smartphones, tablets, and laptops—across various operating systems. It uses a client-server model to enforce policies, distribute apps, and protect corporate data, often enabling remote locking or wiping of devices Deliver core MDM capabilities for smartphones, tablets, and mobile-first field teams.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is a corporate policy allowing employees to use personal devices—smartphones, laptops, tablets—for work purposes, accessing company networks and data. It increases flexibility and productivity while reducing hardware costs for organizations. Key challenges include security risks and data privacy, usually managed via MDM software and strict policies Separate work and personal data while preserving user privacy and business governance.
Kiosk Software
POS Kiosk App revolutionizes the ordering process by enabling customers to browse the menu, place orders, and make secure payments without staff assistance. With an intuitive interface and visual menu exploration, customers can personalize their selections and complete transactions effortlessly.Android kiosk software locks down Android tablets and phones into a controlled environment, restricting access to specific apps or websites for use as self-service terminals, digital signage, or workforce devices. Top solutions offer remote management, security policies, and "single" or "multi-app" modes to prevent unauthorized access and improve productivity Lock devices into task-specific apps and workflows for customer-facing or operations-critical use cases.
Android COPE/WPCO
Android Corporate-Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE), often implemented via Work Profile on Company-Owned (WPCO) devices, balances security and privacy by placing a managed work profile on corporate hardware. It allows organizations to manage work data (Android 11+) while users keep personal apps separate. IT controls security policies, while protecting employee personal privacy Support corporate-owned personally enabled deployments with balanced security and user flexibility.
Rugged Device Management
Rugged device management involves specialized software (MDM/UEM) to monitor, secure, and update durable devices (phones, tablets, scanners) used in harsh environments like manufacturing and logistics. It enables remote control, app management, Kiosk mode, location tracking, and data security to minimize downtime for distributed workforces Manage warehouse, field service, and logistics endpoints built for demanding environments.
Zebra Device Management
Zebra device management solutions, including Zebra Managed Device Service and third-party MDM, provide remote control, security, monitoring, and software updates for Zebra rugged mobile computers and printers. Key features include zero-touch enrollment, location tracking, remote troubleshooting, and integration with Zebra LifeGuard for Android, designed to reduce downtime and optimize IT productivity Optimize Zebra device deployments with faster staging, remote actions, and operations-aware controls.
ZTD | Solutions
Identity-first access, provisioning, and trust signals from day zero.
Identity and Access Management
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a security framework of policies, technologies, and processes ensuring the right individuals access the appropriate technology resources at the right times for the right reasons. It centralizes user identity management to control access, prevent breaches, and bolster security via authentication and authorization Tie endpoint trust to user identity, group membership, and policy-based access decisions.
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication service that allows users to access multiple applications and systems with a single set of credentials (username and password) during a single session. It enhances security and user experience by reducing password fatigue and centralizing authentication, often using protocols like SAML or OpenID Connect to exchange tokens between a user and a service provider Reduce friction with centralized authentication across admin portals, apps, and employee services.
Endpoint Authentication
Endpoint authentication verifies the identity of devices (workstations, mobile, servers) and users before granting network or application access, preventing unauthorized entry. It employs methods like multi-factor authentication (MFA), digital certificates, and context-aware policies (location/device health) to secure access, replacing or supplementing simple passwords Validate both the user and the device before granting access to apps, networks, or sensitive workflows.
Just in Time Admin
Our Just-in-Time (JIT) Admin capability enhances security by granting privileged access only when required, minimizing exposure to potential threats.Designed for modern enterprises, JIT Admin ensures that administrative permissions are temporary, controlled, and fully auditable.By eliminating always-on administrative access, JIT Admin significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access and insider threats.Privileged roles are assigned dynamically, ensuring that sensitive systems remain protected at all times
Directory Management
Directory management is the systematic organization, creation, navigation, and manipulation of file structures (folders) in a computer system. Key functions include establishing hierarchies (parents/children) using commands like mkdir, cd, and rmdir in Linux/Unix, managing user permissions for secure access, and organizing data to facilitate easy retrieval and system maintenance Keep users, groups, and permissions synchronized across endpoints and cloud identity systems.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a security process requiring users to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to a resource, such as a password, a mobile code, or biometric data. By combining multiple evidence types, it drastically reduces the risk of unauthorized access if one credential is stolen Add strong verification layers to reduce account takeover and strengthen endpoint access controls.
Integrations
Integrations in Mobile Device Management (MDM) connect device management systems with enterprise tools (ITSM, IAM, ERP) to automate workflows, enforce security, and streamline device deployment. Key integrations include ITSM tools like ServiceNow for incident management, identity providers (AD, Okta) for user authentication, and app stores (Apple VPP/Google Play) for automated application distribution. Connect the platform to service desks, SIEMs, identity providers, and productivity ecosystems.
C&S | Solutions
Continuous compliance monitoring and preventive controls across every device state.
Endpoint Compliance & Security
Endpoint compliance and security protect corporate networks by ensuring devices (laptops, smartphones, IoT) meet security standards—such as encryption, patching, and antivirus—before accessing data. It uses tools like EDR, behavioral analytics, and automated remediation to prevent breaches and satisfy regulatory requirements, securing remote and BYOD environments Monitor posture continuously and enforce remediation rules for operating systems, apps, encryption, and risky behaviors.
Secure Web Gateway
Secure Web Gateway (SWG) is a cybersecurity solution that acts as an intermediary between users and the internet, filtering traffic to block malicious content and enforce corporate security policies. It protects against web-based threats like malware and phishing, especially for hybrid workforces, using tools like URL filtering, SSL inspection, and Data Loss Prevention (DLP). Apply policy-aware web access controls to reduce malicious traffic, shadow IT, and browsing risk.
Web Content Filtering
Web content filtering is a security measure that screens, blocks, or allows access to specific websites and online content based on set policies. It boosts cybersecurity by preventing access to malicious, inappropriate, or unproductive sites, using methods like DNS-level filtering, URL blocklisting/allowlisting, and content Block unsafe or non-compliant sites using category controls, allowlists, and context-aware browsing rules.
Automated Compliance
Automated compliance in Mobile Device Management (MDM) continuously monitors and enforces security policies on corporate and personal devices to meet regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS). By automating compliance, organizations instantly identify non-compliant devices—such as rooted phones, missing encryption, or outdated OS—and trigger automated, immediate remediation, such as restricting access, enforcing updates, or wiping corporate data Detect policy drift instantly and trigger corrective workflows without manual review queues.
Business VPN
Business VPN combined with Mobile Device Management (MDM) ensures secure, encrypted remote access to corporate resources on employee mobile devices (BYOD or corporate-owned). MDM enables IT administrators to automatically configure, monitor, and enforce VPN policies—including "always-on" capabilities and per-app VPN—ensuring data compliance and protecting against leaks Deliver secure access to internal applications and networks with centrally managed VPN configuration and posture checks.
Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) monitors and protects sensitive data on end-user devices (workstations, laptops, servers) to prevent unauthorized exfiltration, such as USB copying, printing, or cloud uploads. It acts as a local agent, providing visibility and policy enforcement for data in use, even when devices are off-network Reduce sensitive data exposure with copy, paste, upload, share, and storage controls tied to device trust.