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make it easier to push updates to users quickly. As a result, a device may be subject to multiple updates per week, and that can interrupt the end user experience. Users want to take advantage of updates, features, and performance and security enhancements. But they do not want a device to tell them to stop and reboot when they are in the middle of a critical project or their most productive working hours.
This means a migration from the traditional, on-premise structure to a modern, cloud-based system that effectively manages and secures any Apple device type, anywhere.
Moving to the cloud allows organizations to move faster and offers flexible resources, how and when users want them, compared to on-premises resources. Modern tools automate routine IT functions, reducing the burden of time-consuming IT tasks and allowing admins to spend time focusing on other specific issues. Self-service tools help end users and IT by reducing the need for IT to initiate tickets or reset passwords, and by offering employees immediate access to apps and information. Cloud deployments also offer a number of security advantages over on-premises deployments. In particular, cloud security features and services such as
Verified enrollment to trust the integrity of every device managed within your organization, leveraging built-in enrollment methods like automated and user enrollment
Identity and access management to control who has access to what resources based on an individual’s cloud identity, helping to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data and applications
Privilege management to give users only as much access as they need to sensitive data parts
Granular access policies for apps & data to ensure that only authorized users on sanctioned (managed)devices are able to access work apps and data
Secure network traffic to ensure that all work traffic is securely encrypted to prevent unauthorized access
Conditional access providing real-time security data from managed devices that continuously evaluates risk signals and automatically limits access to work resources based upon customizable risk thresholds
Do we have a strategy that reflects a modern way of managing and securing devices?
What are the gains from adopting modern management?
What are we losing if we don’t keep up?
