BYOD:

People in your organization can use their personal devices for work (BYOD), or you can give them company-owned devices to use. Make sure mobile devices that are used for work are protected with a screen lock or password. Remove work data and apps when a user leaves your organization or when a device is lost or stolen. Restrict access to device settings and features, such as mobile networks, Wi-fi, USB transfers, screen captures, Apple iCloud® sync, and more.

See a list of all managed mobile devices, and drill down to see specific device and user details. Monitor compliance with policies you set, and get details about users, devices, and OS versions. See information on devices, including OS version, application list, location and more. Remotely wipe retired or lost devices to ensure data security is not compromised in the wrong hands.

Define a mobile management strategy that fits the needs of your organization. Apply flexible mobile device and app management controls that let employees work with the devices and apps they choose while protecting your company information. Make your BYOD program - intuitive, frictionless, and secure - on employee-owned devices.

Keeping company data secure while maintaining employee privacy is challenging, and there are many policy requirements, for both the company and the end user. Invest in support up-front to gain the long-term benefit of granting your employees access through personal devices. A solid support mechanism can help with BYOD adoption and awareness, within the organization.