MDM security is defined by how well it configures, deploys, and manages devices across different device types, use cases, and industries. This guide highlights six key layers and 36 security touchpoints for a self-executed deep security analysis of potential risks within your MDM.
To meet the growing demand for digital ordering, most restaurants, from fine dining establishments to quick-service restaurants, have transitioned to digital experiences such as online ordering, delivery, and digital self-serve to increase revenue and build customer loyalty among users who expect a digital-first experience.
Most MDMs are built to accommodate smartphones and tablets, but far fewer offer compatibility with mPoS, kiosks, ruggedized devices, smart fitness equipment, and telehealth devices. A smart approach to hardware procurement is key to mobile security, and this process should involve learning whether devices are compatible with your MDM.
The average cybersecurity breach costs $4.35 million. Don’t let your MDM be the weak link in your organization’s digital security chain.
You can self-audit your MDM’s security practices today to ensure maximum protection for your customers, devices, and company. With this guide, you’ll learn the high-level questions you need to ask to assess your MDM’s security posture, how to analyze each of the six MDM security layers, and steps you can take to maximize security practices on your dedicated devices.
Don’t wait for a security breach to affect your company and customers — download this guide and checklist before it’s too late.
Did you know? Your MDM’s security practices start at the cloud level and extend all the way to the user experience. The devices, app experience, and network practices all play a critical role in proper MDM security.