eBook:
5 Steps to Secure and Manage Mobile Devices at Scale
How modern it teams strengthen mobile security, reduce drift, and support productivity across distributed environments.
Introduction to the eBook
Mobile devices are now central to how employees access data, collaborate, and stay productive — but securing and governing them at scale has become increasingly complex.
Hybrid work, multiple operating systems, and inconsistent device behaviour make it difficult to maintain visibility, enforce policies, and document compliance. Manual processes and fragmented tools quickly lead to drift, support overhead, and governance gaps.
This eBook introduces a practical 5-step framework for securing and managing mobile devices at scale — helping IT teams strengthen security, reduce drift, and support productivity across distributed environments without added complexity.
What You Will Learn
- Gain full visibility into mobile device posture across platforms
- Enforce compliance automatically without manual checks
- Reduce configuration drift and recurring support issues
About the Author
Rikke Borup
CMO, CapaSystems
Rikke is Chief Marketing Officer at CapaSystems, where she has led marketing and communications since 2009. With more than 17 years of experience in the IT sector, including cybersecurity, endpoint management software, and IT services, she brings long-standing, practical insight into the challenges facing modern enterprise IT environments.
Trained as a journalist, Rikke specialises in translating complex technical concepts into clear, easy-to-understand communications for IT decision-makers.
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Have More Questions?
iOS, iPadOS and Android—including COBO, COPE, and BYOD—with policies tailored per model.
Yes—Apple Device Enrollment Program, Android Enterprise Zero-Touch, and Samsung Knox
Integrations with Apple Business Manager, Apple App Store, Google Play Store and Managed Google Play enable mandatory installs, and silent updates
Yes—defer major releases and enforce minimum versions
Managed open-in, copy/paste governance, per-app VPN, and account-scoped profiles keep corporate data in managed contexts.
Use work profiles/managed contexts for corporate data; personal apps/data remain outside IT visibility. Selective wipe removes only corporate content.
How does Mobile Manager work with Intune and conditional access policies?
Keep Intune for identity and access decisions; Mobile Manager tracks compliance posture to align device state with access policies.
Remote lock, selective wipe, lost mode, OS update and password control or selective wipe—with audit logs for each action.
Typically same day: connect Apple/Google, set baseline configurations, enroll with zero-touch enrollment