Enroll the device
Enroll the mobile device under management and choose an approach for corporate ownership or personal BYOD use.
Outcome: Device enrolled in MDM
Xcitium offering
Mobile device inventory and policy management. MDM manages mobile-device policies, approved apps, and security controls; BYOD can use separate work and personal profiles.
Discuss your requirements ↗Endpoint Manager shows the device list, groups and available actions. The list is a starting point for reviewing the state of managed devices.
MDM workflow
MDM centralizes policy, apps, and security controls for mobile devices. On BYOD devices, work and personal profiles are separate.
Enroll the mobile device under management and choose an approach for corporate ownership or personal BYOD use.
Outcome: Device enrolled in MDM
Set device configuration and access controls under organizational rules, including work and personal profile boundaries for BYOD.
Outcome: Applied device policy
Distribute apps centrally and apply encryption, antivirus, and anti-malware controls to mobile devices.
Outcome: Apps and security controls
Track device performance and compliance; use alerts and reports to review maintenance needs and security measures.
Outcome: Monitoring and security review
Capabilities
Manage device settings, security policies, and app distribution across a mobile fleet through one interface. Confirm supported OSs, enrollment methods, and configuration profiles in a pilot.
Device state, issues, and policy violations can be monitored. Route alerts to a support owner and connect them to remediation.
Xcitium supports deploying and managing approved applications. Define approvals, the app catalogue, versioning, and emergency removal.
Administrators can investigate and resolve device issues remotely. Apply user-consent, privileged-role, and session-audit rules.
Available features include encryption, antivirus, anti-malware, and separate work/personal profiles for BYOD. Explain how corporate data is handled and what personal information administrators can see.
Compare approaches
| Consideration | MDM | RMM |
|---|---|---|
| Primary fleet | Mobile devices and BYOD work profiles. | General IT endpoints and server inventory. |
| Primary policy | Device configuration, approved apps, and work/personal profile separation. | Monitoring, remote tasks, and OS/application patch operations. |
| User boundary | Work data is separated from the personal profile on BYOD. | Administrator access and remote support session authorization. |
| Pilot question | Which enrollment, profiles, and app policies are supported? | Which devices, OSs, and patch tasks are managed? |
Before you start
Select one corporate device group and one BYOD group. Validate enrollment, profile separation, app distribution, lost-device procedures, and administrator visibility with representative users.
Which OSs and device models are supported?
How are personal and work data separated, and when is remote wipe possible?
How are approved apps deployed, updated, and withdrawn?
Where are device compromise and loss alerts escalated?
In practice
A company allows employees to reach work resources from personal phones. MDM supports separate work and personal profiles, device policies, and approved apps.
What your team gains
Inventory and policy visibility for mobile devices.
Security requirements applied to corporate and BYOD devices.
Work and personal data separation for BYOD.
Before you decide
Xcitium provides device settings, security policies, approved app distribution, alerts, remote control, encryption, and anti-malware. Confirm OS and enrollment support separately.
Work and personal profiles are separate. The BYOD policy defines administrator visibility, handling of corporate data, and how user consent is obtained.
No. The page also lists device configuration, monitoring, alerts, remote troubleshooting, and security controls. Check supported platforms and versions for each capability.
Next step
Tell us about your environment and priorities to discuss the right solution, pilot scope and rollout in Azerbaijan.