The practice allows IT administrators to oversee and secure Apple mobile products like iPhones and iPads within an organization. This commonly involves configuring devices with specific settings, deploying applications, enforcing security policies (such as passcode requirements and data encryption), and remotely wiping a device if it is lost or stolen. It centrally manages and protects sensitive corporate data residing on these endpoints.
This oversight provides numerous advantages, including enhanced data security, streamlined device provisioning, and reduced IT support costs. Organizations can ensure compliance with industry regulations and internal policies. Furthermore, it provides a centralized system to track and manage assets, improving overall operational efficiency. Its evolution reflects the increasing reliance on mobile technology for business operations and the associated need for robust security measures.
