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Best Practices in Byod: Blackberry Enterprise Service 10
Best Practices in Byod: Blackberry Enterprise Service 10
Best Practices in Byod: Blackberry Enterprise Service 10
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Control devices running on iOS, Android and BlackBerry operating systems, across your organization, exactly the way you want to. And all from a single, centralized and unified management console.
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EMM Segment
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Open laissezfaire policy
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Regular mobile policy for everyone
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Segmented mobile policy
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Mix of lockdown and managed devices
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100% lockdown
Advanced Enterprise Mobility Management Lg & med enterprise security sensitive Lg enterprise with multiple different levels of device management & security
Enterprise Mobility Management Basic Mobility Management Soho, sm-med business with no company policy
Sm & med size business media & other non-security sensitive industries
Legal & professional services, oil & gas, financial services large enterprise high security
The diagram above illustrates the spectrum of potential security needs, from basic mobility management (where end-users often manage the devices themselves) to the upper end, where 100% lockdown is required (e.g. government or military operations). The great value of BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 is that it meets the needs of the entire spectrum. Whats more, BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 gives you the ability to segment and group your users, so you can set up the correct policies based on their risk profile.
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