Device control: this seeks to control the devices connected to a network by monitoring them. The UEM may prevent unauthorized users from accessing data or files, or it may help IT leaders locate a lost or stolen device. The goal of this strategy is to ensure that all devices on the network are administered by authorized personnel only.
Threat protection: this focuses on protecting against malicious software and other threats that could compromise the security of a network. Examples of threats may include spyware, ransomware, and hacking attempts. The goals of malware protection are to identify and prevent such attacks before they take place.
Application control: this strategy is concerned with controlling what applications users can run at any given time on their devices. These programs may be granted access only when necessary, and will otherwise be blocked from running.