The security of corporate data is under constant threat these days, as it can be manipulated, overwritten, published or sold by unauthorized access by third parties. To give iOS devices more data security, Apple's Supervised mode is a special configuration mode that enables certain accesses to monitor iOS devices. This allows these devices to qualify for secure use in a corporate context, as strict guidelines for the protection of sensitive data can be adhered to without individual employees being responsible for this.
Supervised configuration can channel device usage for business-specific operations, increasing productivity and reducing costs while protecting company data and ultimately employers and their employees. This can prevent the loss of personal information and the resulting problems such as legal disputes, a damaged reputation or existential worries.
On which devices is the Supervised function possible?
The Supervised configuration can be carried out on any Apple device. These already have numerous hidden tools in their operating system that increase the security of the device. However, these are normally deactivated in non-supervised mode. The supervised configuration allows these functions to be enabled.
We'll show you the most important features of a supervised versus an unsupervised iOS device: