BlackBerry Enhances Endpoint Control to Meet Growing Demand

BlackBerry has announced new capabilities for its Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) platform. These are designed to meet the increasing demand for sovereign endpoint control among enterprises, governments, and regulated industries.

Drivers of this demand include stricter data-residency requirements in Europe and the adoption of post-quantum cryptography standards. BlackBerry's UEM now extends its capabilities across AI-assisted operations, MacOS support, and secure file sharing.

BlackBerry emphasizes sovereign control without compromising modern requirements. Organizations can manage Apple, Windows, and Android devices from a single console without depending on the cloud. The UEM platform aligns with international cryptographic standards and supports a path to quantum-resistance.

Expanded multi-tenant management capabilities cater to complex organizations, and the company’s AI-assisted features improve operational efficiency while maintaining security.