Anas is an Expert in Network and Security Infrastructure, With over seven years of industry experience, holding certifications Including CCIE- Enterprise, PCNSE, Cato SASE Expert, and Atera Certified Master. Anas provides his valuable insights and expertise to readers.
Share it with friends!
Device security is a critical concern for modern organizations. As more employees access business resources remotely, the margin for error increases—especially when relying on manual security enforcement. Even one misconfigured device can open the door to costly vulnerabilities.
Miradore EMM Premium+ changes the game by automating security policies across your device fleet. Whether you're managing a few dozen endpoints or thousands, Miradore ensures devices stay compliant with minimal manual intervention. In this blog, we’ll break down how policy automation works in Miradore, what policies can be enforced, and how to respond swiftly when things go wrong.
Configuring and monitoring endpoint security manually becomes unmanageable fast—especially across multiple platforms and device ownership models. IT teams face challenges like:
With Miradore EMM, you define your security policies once and apply them automatically to matching devices through dynamic groups. This ensures consistent enforcement and frees your team from tedious, error-prone work.
Miradore provides pre-configured templates or lets you create tailored security policies to meet your specific requirements. These policies can include:
Instead of assigning security policies one-by-one, Miradore supports dynamic grouping. Devices are grouped automatically based on attributes like:
Once grouped, each device automatically receives the associated policy. This makes it easy to manage security at scale and adapt to organizational changes.
Miradore continuously monitors devices for compliance. If a device violates a policy—like turning off encryption or bypassing a VPN—the platform can automatically:
These automated reactions reduce time-to-response and help maintain compliance without daily manual oversight.
| Policy Type | Description |
| Encryption Enforcement | Requires full-disk encryption on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS |
| Passcode Requirements | Mandates PIN or complex passwords per compliance standards |
| Jailbreak/Root Detection | Automatically blocks non-compliant or tampered devices |
| VPN & Network Rules | Pushes and enforces secure VPN or Wi-Fi profiles |
| Minimum OS Enforcement | Blocks access from devices running outdated or unsupported OS versions |
| Camera/Bluetooth Control | Disables hardware features for roles or apps that require isolation |
| App Restrictions | Prevents installation or use of blacklisted or unverified applications |
These policies are modular and adaptable, allowing you to enforce enterprise-grade security across departments and user roles.
A growing financial firm allowed both BYOD and corporate devices across their remote workforce. Managing encryption, VPN usage, and app restrictions manually had become unsustainable. They implemented Miradore to:
The result: higher compliance rates, fewer data risks, and more time for IT to focus on proactive security planning.
Next Steps
Automating device security isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Miradore EMM Premium+ provides scalable, policy-driven security that adapts to your organization’s needs. You’ll save time, reduce manual effort, and ensure every device stays audit-ready.
Yes. Miradore supports conditional policy assignments based on device ownership, OS, tags, or custom attributes. BYOD can have lighter controls applied only to work profiles.
Miradore can automatically trigger alerts, lock devices, or remove access to corporate resources. You can also isolate the device or move it to a remediation group.
Yes. You can enforce restrictions per group or policy profile. For example, field agents may have camera access disabled to comply with privacy rules.
Yes. You can enforce full-disk encryption on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS devices—automatically monitored and enforced.
Miradore generates real-time and historical compliance reports, including device status, policy enforcement logs, and security incidents. These can be exported to support ISO, GDPR, or local regulations like NESA or SAMA.
