Navigating the Future of Device Management and Security in UEM: Essential Insights for Businesses

Discover how UEM has expanded beyond device management to include comprehensive security measures, identity management, automation, and patching. We’ll discuss the integration of Zero Trust frameworks and advanced security components like EDR, XDR, and SIEM to enhance your cybersecurity posture. As industries transition to cloud-based solutions, we’ll address common concerns and strategies for effective hybrid setups tailored to regional needs. Additionally, learn how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of device management and security. Join Andrew Hewitt, Principal Analyst, Forrester and Rachana Vijayan, CMO of Hexnode, as they discuss how these trends are shaping the future of UEM and

  • Why a single platform for device management is preferable to multiple solutions?
  • Major trends and benefits of merging UEM with solutions such as XDR and SIEM?
  • Factors driving the shift from on-premises UEM solution providers to cloud-based providers
  • How AI-driven enhancements in UEM will shape business strategies and operational efficiencies in the coming years?

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