Different operating modes in Securepoint Mobile Device Management
Last adaptation to the version: 1.26
New:
- Die einzelnen Betriebsmodi sind als separate Artikel vorhanden
- An enrolment token with PIN is mandatory for ZeroTouch enrolment
Last updated:
- 01.2025
This article refers to a Resellerpreview
Operating modes in MDM
Is my device compatible?
The latest version is required to use all functions.
The compatibility between iOS and Securepoint Mobile Security is always tested on current devices.
notemptyThe device must not be rooted!
iOS / iPadOS Version | Mobile Security | Remark |
---|---|---|
up to 15.5 | Technologically not compatible | |
15.5 up to 16 | () | Version 15.5 is the technically lowest supported version Technologically compatible, but not all functions are supported by the operating system. |
17 up to 18 | Technologically compatible | |
Compatibilities Android
Compatibilities Android
Compatibility of Android versions with Securepoint Mobile Security:
notemptyThe device must not be rooted!
Android Version | Mobile Security | Remark |
---|---|---|
until including 6 | Technologically not compatible | |
7 up to 13 | () | Version 7 is the technically lowest supported version Technologically compatible, but not all functions are supported by the operating system. |
14 | All devices from Android 7.0 with access to the Google Play Api are supported This excludes, for example, newer devices from Huawei that do not have access to Google Play! Mobile Security and MDM is compatible with the devices recommended by Google. The current list of compatible devices can be found at https://androidenterprisepartners.withgoogle.com/devices/# | |
BYOD: Bring your own Device
Personal device with business use:
- Every employee uses his or her private device
- Apps and data for work purposes are stored in a work container
Hint:This app does not appear on the Home screen or in the App Launcher.
The app is launched from the list of installed apps in the Google Play Store
Der Wiki-Artikel Android Betriebsmodus BYOD beschreibt das Enrollment eines Android-Gerätes im Betriebsmodus BYOD.
COPE: Company owned, personal enabled
Company owned with private use:
- The company buys the device for the user
- Private use is permitted
- Separation of private and professional apps and data through containers
- Simple control of the private area by the MDM.
- e.g.: Allow / forbid access to pictures
- Allow / forbid address exchange
- It is possible to transfer the device to purely private use
- Settings under: Register new device →
→ More options → Allow private use: Private use is allowed
Additionally in the profile: Tab Personal use Activate →
Der Wiki-Artikel Android Betriebsmodus COPE beschreibt das Enrollment eines Android-Gerätes im Betriebsmodus COPE.
COBO: Company owned, business only
Company owned without private use:
- The devices are intended for use in the enterprise environment only.
- The IT administrator has full control over the smartphone
- Private data is strictly prohibited on the device
- Settings under: Register new device →
→ More options → Allow private use: Private use is not allowed →
Der Wiki-Artikel Android Betriebsmodus COBO beschreibt das Enrollment eines Android-Gerätes im Betriebsmodus COBO.
COSU: Company owned, single use
Company owned with a single application:
- COSU devices are configured for a specific task.
- This is mostly realized via a kiosk mode
- Settings under: Applications → Applications Add application or choose application → entry Installation type Kiosk
Der Wiki-Artikel Android Betriebsmodus COSU beschreibt das Enrollment eines Android-Gerätes im Betriebsmodus COSU.