Protect business data, applications and access across the devices and locations your people use every day.
Bring device controls, identity, mobile policies and wider cyber protection together so your teams can work flexibly without creating unnecessary risk or losing visibility across your estate. From device setup and application control to access policies and remote actions, security can stay connected as people and working patterns change.
Secure mobile access | MDM software | Compliance visibility | Governance
Employees now connect to business systems from offices, homes, customer sites, public WiFi and mobile networks. That flexibility keeps people productive, but every device, identity, application and connection creates another point that needs protecting.
Lost devices, outdated software, weak policies or unmanaged access can quickly increase risk, particularly when users and devices are spread across multiple locations.
A stronger mobile security approach gives your organisation clearer control over who can access what, from which devices and under what conditions.
Apply security settings, update requirements and remote controls across supported smartphones and tablets.
Use identity and access policies to help confirm who is requesting access and under what conditions.
Control access to approved business applications and manage how organisational data is used.
Manage the risks created by public WiFi, mobile networks and changing working locations.
Help protect business information if a device is lost, compromised, shared or no longer required.
GOVERNANCE and CONTROL
Flexible working means more devices, more locations and more ways into business systems. Without consistent controls, it becomes harder to see which devices are secure, who has access and whether policies are being followed.
Start by reviewing how users access applications and data, where those access points sit and which controls are already in place. From there, policies can be applied, monitored and adjusted as users, devices and risks change.
Mobile security is one part of the wider picture, so those controls should stay aligned with your organisation’s identity, cyber security and compliance requirements.
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Review users, devices, apps, data access and working locations to identify where stronger controls may be needed.
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Apply password, encryption, update and access policies consistently across supported users and devices.
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Manage access to business applications and restrict selected apps where needed to help protect business data.
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See which devices are enrolled, active and compliant, helping teams spot issues earlier and take action sooner.
WHERE IT HELPS
Mobile access no longer happens in one controlled location. Different teams may need different levels of protection depending on the devices, applications, locations and data they use. Mobile security helps keep controls consistent without making everyday work unnecessarily difficult.
Keep security requirements consistent across home, offices, shared workspaces and public locations.
Protect devices used for communication, reporting, job management and operational systems.
Reduce risk when employees connect through unfamiliar networks, airports, hotels and international locations.
Apply stronger oversight around users who handle sensitive information or may be more likely to be targeted.
Improve device visibility, policy consistency and audit information where governance expectations are higher.
Apply proportionate controls to personal devices where business access is permitted, while considering user privacy and ownership.
ONE ACCOUNTABLE PARTNER
Mobile protection becomes harder when devices, MDM, support and cyber security sit with different suppliers. With dbfb, those areas can be coordinated through one relationship, giving your organisation clearer ownership across device security, user access, lifecycle management and day-to-day support while keeping mobile controls aligned with the wider technology environment.
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Controls reflect how users access your systems across offices, homes, customer sites and travel, helping security fit the way your teams actually work.
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Connect security with device enrolment, user changes, refresh and secure retirement to maintain clearer ownership and more consistent control.
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Use reporting to understand device status and policy application, while aligning controls with identity, Microsoft 365 and wider cyber security.
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Fast, practical support, clear ownership and a focus on first-time resolution help keep customers and their end users productive and happy.
CONNECTED MOBILE SECURITY
Mobile security works best when device lifecycle, managed mobility and wider IT and cyber controls stay connected.
Manage device setup, deployment, refresh and secure retirement through one controlled lifecycle.
Connect security with onboarding, device support, user changes, repairs and secure retirement.
Strengthen protection with endpoint security, threat detection and wider cyber controls across users and systems.
Connect mobile users with the wider IT environment, including devices, applications, support and day-to-day technology management.
quick answers
Mobile security protects business data, applications and access across smartphones, tablets and the people using them.
Employees now access business systems from more devices, locations and networks. Consistent controls help reduce the risks created by lost devices, outdated software and uncontrolled access.
MDM is one part of mobile security. It focuses on configuring, monitoring and controlling devices, while mobile security also considers users, identity, applications, networks and wider cyber controls.
Mobile security can support Cyber Essentials Plus-aligned working practices through secure configuration, update policies, access controls and device reporting. Certification still depends on the organisation’s wider controls and assessment.
Yes. Device records, policy visibility, controlled access and reporting can support stronger governance, audits and wider compliance processes.
Yes, depending on the platform and policy. The approach should balance business security requirements with employee privacy and device ownership.
Where mobile security is integrated with suitable identity and access platforms, device compliance can help determine whether access to supported applications should be permitted.
Yes. Supported devices can be configured, restricted, locked or wiped remotely when appropriate.
Access can be restricted and, where supported, the device can be locked or wiped remotely in line with your organisation’s security processes.
Yes. Access controls, approved application policies and managed configurations can help protect how business applications are used.
Yes. Security policies and access controls can be applied across users working from offices, homes, customer sites and other remote location
Yes. UK-based support can help with device concerns, access issues, policy changes and lost-device response, backed by ongoing account management.
Yes. It can sit alongside MDM, business mobile plans, managed mobility, Microsoft 365 and wider cyber security services through one supplier.
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Review devices, access, policies and wider cyber controls to build a mobile security approach that fits how your people actually work.