Mobile Device Management Platform

Mobile Device Management (MDM) Platform

Threatstealth MDM provides cross-platform device management for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows — with enrollment, policy enforcement, compliance posture scoring, and remote wipe all in the same console as IAM and EDR.

• Cross-platform enrollment — iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows via MDM/ABM/OEM DPC enrollment flows
• Policy enforcement — screen lock, encryption, certificate deployment, and app management policies
• Compliance posture scoring — real-time device health checks integrated with IAM conditional access
• Remote actions — lock, wipe, locate, and push configuration changes to any enrolled device
• App management — deploy, update, and remove managed apps without user interaction
• IAM integration — non-compliant devices automatically lose access via conditional access policies

Cross-Platform Enrollment: iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows

Threatstealth MDM supports device enrollment across all major mobile and desktop operating systems through platform-native enrollment mechanisms. iOS and iPadOS devices enroll via Apple Business Manager (ABM) or User Enrollment, enabling both fully managed corporate devices and BYOD configurations with separation between personal and managed data. Android devices enroll through Android Enterprise with Device Policy Controller (DPC), supporting Work Profile for BYOD scenarios and Fully Managed Device mode for corporate-owned devices. macOS enrollment uses ABM and the MDM protocol for zero-touch provisioning. Windows enrollment uses Microsoft Entra join and MDM auto-enrollment for corporate devices.

• iOS ABM enrollment — zero-touch supervised device setup through Apple Business Manager with out-of-box activation
• Android Enterprise — Work Profile (BYOD), Fully Managed (corporate), and Dedicated Device mode support
• macOS zero-touch provisioning — ABM-driven automated enrollment and configuration at first boot for corporate Macs
• Windows MDM enrollment — Entra-join with automatic MDM policy application for corporate Windows devices
• BYOD user enrollment — privacy-preserving enrollment that manages only work data without visibility into personal use

Device Policy Enforcement and Security Configuration Management

MDM policy enforcement enables organisations to enforce security configurations across the device fleet without depending on end-users to apply settings manually. Core security policies include minimum screen lock PIN length and timeout, full-disk encryption enforcement, prohibition of unknown source app installations, certificate deployment for Wi-Fi and VPN authentication, and restriction of specific high-risk device features (camera in sensitive areas, screenshot capture, AirDrop, Bluetooth pairing). Policies are applied immediately upon enrollment and re-applied on schedule, with non-compliant devices flagged and optionally blocked from accessing corporate resources through IAM conditional access integration.

• Encryption enforcement — full-disk encryption required as a condition of enrollment for all corporate devices
• Screen lock policy — minimum PIN length, biometric authentication requirements, and automatic lock timeout
• Unknown source restriction — preventing installation of apps from sources outside approved stores
• Certificate deployment — Wi-Fi EAP-TLS and VPN certificate provisioning without user interaction
• Feature restriction — camera disable, screenshot block, AirDrop control, and Bluetooth policy by device group

Compliance Posture Scoring and Conditional Access Integration

Threatstealth MDM continuously evaluates device health against a defined compliance policy, generating a real-time compliance posture score for each enrolled device. Compliance checks include OS version currency (is the device running a supported OS version with current security patches?), encryption status, screen lock active, certificate validity, and managed app inventory. This score is fed into the IAM conditional access policy engine, which can automatically restrict or block access to corporate applications from non-compliant devices — implementing the Zero Trust principle that device health must be verified as a condition of resource access.

• OS patch currency check — verifying devices are running a supported OS version with current security updates
• Real-time compliance score — continuously updated device health rating incorporating all active compliance checks
• Conditional access enforcement — non-compliant devices automatically blocked from corporate resources via IAM
• Compliance drift alerting — immediate notification when a previously compliant device fails any compliance check
• Compliance reporting — per-device and fleet-level compliance posture reports for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence

Remote Device Management Actions and Lost Device Response

Threatstealth MDM provides a full suite of remote device management actions for IT and security operations teams. For normal fleet management, admins can push configuration changes, deploy or remove applications, and collect device inventory data remotely without user interaction. For lost or compromised device scenarios, remote lock immediately prevents access without erasing data, remote wipe erases all managed data (or the entire device for fully managed corporate devices), and remote locate provides the last known GPS position of mobile devices. All remote actions are logged with the administrator identity, timestamp, and action taken for accountability and compliance audit purposes.

• Remote lock — immediately preventing device access while preserving data for recovery if device is found
• Remote wipe — selective wipe (managed data only) or full wipe for fully managed corporate devices
• Remote locate — last known GPS location of enrolled mobile devices for lost device recovery
• Configuration push — deploying policy changes, certificates, and settings to devices without user interaction
• Remote action audit log — complete record of all admin-initiated device actions for security accountability