MDM/UEM Integration

Excerpt From Introduction to Wireless Threat Intelligence Webinar/ Find Out More About Bastille’s MDM/UEM Integration Capabilities from CTO Dr. Brett Walkenhorst / The clip below demonstrates a situation when a phone moves from one part of the building to a room that is geofenced. Bastille locates the phone inside the geofenced region and sends a webhook to the MDM system, which causes the phone’s camera to be disabled as soon as it enters the area.

Key Takeaways

• Bastille integrates with MDM solutions to enforce policy based on a device’s location
• In the demo, a phone entering a geofenced room triggers a webhook that disables its camera
• This suits boardrooms or sensitive areas where phones are allowed but certain functions are not
• Any function the MDM controls can be disabled when spatial, temporal, and behavioral data violate a policy

Video Transcript

There's another example here where we integrate with an MDM solution where someone is has a phone that is migrating from this corner of the building up towards this room, which is geofenced. When the phone enters that space, you'll see a little bit of that on the camera display here.

There's the room. And when it enters that space, Bestille will localize it in that room, in that geofence, it will send a webhook to the MDM system and disable the camera functionality on the phone. So simple example, maybe you've got, a board room or or some other sensitive area where you don't want maybe maybe people can take their phones in there But there might be certain functions of a phone that you don't want people to be able to have.

A camera seems like a simple one. So but you can shut down anything that the MDM has control over as a result of a combination of spatial temporal and behavioral data that violates some policy.