A deep dive into domain lock, domain capture, and managed Apple accounts for IT administrators Picture this: you’re the IT administrator for a large organization, and you’ve just discovered that over 5.000 employees have created personal Apple IDs using their work email addresses. Their vacation photos, music libraries, health data, and app purchases are all […]
Tag: iOS
iOS MAM Policies; Discovering URL Protocols and Data Transfer Exceptions
It’s been a while since I did a blog on Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies, the unsung heroes of modern IT security. They quietly ensure that corporate data stays safe, even on personal devices. However, when it comes to data transfer exceptions, those tricky settings that allow unmanaged apps to interact with managed app data, […]