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Device review
We inventory equipment, operating systems, applications and licences. Company-owned, personal and shared devices are treated separately.
UEM and MDM
Device management with UEM and MDM
We deploy central management for laptops, phones and tablets. We prepare settings, applications and data access rules, then test device handover, everyday work and procedures for lost or returned equipment. MDM means mobile device management; UEM extends unified management to laptops and desktop computers.
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Do you know which devices can access company data?
UEM and MDM help organise equipment and its configuration. Within the capabilities of the chosen platform, a company can check agreed settings, distribute applications and manage devices centrally. We define separate rules for company-owned and personal equipment so employees understand the limits of management.
Services connected to device management
Device configuration needs to fit accounts, applications and user support. We select tools and licences for the equipment you actually use.
Microsoft 365
Accounts, applications and connections to company cloud services.EDR protection
Detection of suspicious activity and supported actions on devices.Sign-in protection
Additional checks when accessing company systems.IT helpdesk
Help with device enrolment, applications and user changes.ISO 27001 · TÜV NORD Polska
TÜV NORD Polska has certified Virtline’s information security management system to PN-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023-08. The published certificate states its scope and validity.
View Virtline’s certificateUEM and MDM implementation process
We test representative devices and applications first. Settings reach the remaining equipment after the pilot and agreement on the impact on employees.
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Defining the standard
We select a platform, enrolment method, settings and management scope. User communication and exceptions are agreed.
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Configuration and pilot
We prepare profiles and applications. We test everyday work, data access and agreed actions after device loss.
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Rollout and support
Further devices are enrolled to the agreed schedule. We hand over instructions and test results and define future support and reviews.
Practical scope
What UEM and MDM deployment delivers
Acceptance covers selected devices and user scenarios. Our report distinguishes a command sent from an action confirmed on the device.
Enrolled equipment groups, users, operating systems and management methods. We identify devices outside the scope and limits to their support.
Agreed profiles, required applications and protection settings. Encryption, update and access capabilities are checked for specific systems. We assess automated enrolment and configuration of new devices, together with access rules based on device compliance. These capabilities are matched to the fleet, supported platform and licences, then checked in the pilot.
Enrolment, application use, user changes and lost-device procedures. Actions that erase data are tested on agreed test equipment.
Handover, return and issue-reporting procedures, including privacy information. We agree ongoing reviews, exceptions and support responsibilities.
Data removal needs the right scope
Wiping an entire device and removing only company data are different actions. Capabilities depend on the operating system, enrolment method and configuration. A device generally needs to receive the command over a network; a console status does not always confirm execution. We agree the management scope, permissions and verification method before deployment.
Questions about device management
Will UEM and MDM support all our devices?
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We check specific models, operating system versions and use cases. Features differ between platforms. We identify supported equipment, settings that need improvement and devices that cannot be included in the requested scope.
Can you manage employees’ personal phones?
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Some configurations can separate a work area. We first agree company rules, review technical capabilities and define information for employees. We do not assume full control over personal devices or access to personal data.
Can data be erased immediately after a device is lost?
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That cannot be guaranteed. It requires prior configuration, a supported function and receipt of the command by the device. We also define revocation of system access and verification of execution, rather than relying solely on a console button.
Does device compliance mean legal compliance?
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No. The tool checks configured technical requirements. It does not replace a legal or organisational assessment. Reports can support security reviews, but do not establish compliance of the entire company.
Organise your company devices
Tell us the number and types of devices, operating systems and current tools. Explain whether the scope covers company-owned or personal equipment, or both, and what makes support difficult.
Discuss device management