UEM, Unified Endpoint Management

Modern businesses are no longer limited to office computers within a single network. Employees work remotely, using corporate and personal smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other devices to access corporate resources from anywhere in the world. Along with flexibility, businesses also face new risks – each connected device becomes a potential entry point for cyberattacks.

The more devices a company uses, the harder it is for IT teams to control their security, updates, access, and policy compliance. This is especially true for companies where employees use their own smartphones and laptops for work, as these devices often do not meet corporate security requirements and can become potential entry points for cyberattacks. One unsecured device can cause data leaks, account compromises, or unauthorized access to corporate infrastructure.

In such conditions, manual device administration is no longer effective. Organizations need a centralized approach to managing, monitoring, and protecting all endpoints, regardless of their type, operating system, or location.

MDM (Mobile Device Management) solutions were created for centralized management of mobile devices and ensuring their security. They allowed IT teams to configure devices, manage applications, control access, and protect corporate data.

With the increase in remote work and the use of various corporate and personal devices by employees, companies faced increased complexity in managing IT infrastructure and ensuring security. This led to the development of EMM platforms and eventually the transition to UEM (Unified Endpoint Management), which integrates the management of all types of devices into a single system.

UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) solutions allow IT teams to manage devices, users, and security policies from one centralized platform on different operating systems, including iOS, Windows, and Android. This approach helps organizations simplify administration, enhance security, and reduce the workload on IT teams.

UEM solutions help organizations centrally control the security of all corporate devices, implement unified access policies, and respond quickly to potential threats.

The platform provides full visibility of the IT environment, automates updates and patch installations, controls application usage, and simplifies access management to corporate resources.

For companies with remote employees or those using personal devices, UEM allows for secure access to corporate systems regardless of the type of device or the user’s work location.