integration with corporate resources that are behind the firewall, the users can install an optional module called Cloud Extender • The Cloud Extender provides integration with corporate resources to provide seamless integration that unifies the management and security of enterprise devices. • If the users implement a cloud-to-cloud integration, Cloud Extender is not necessary. Container architecture • Available for iOS, Android, Microsoft Windows, and macOS • Delivered through the MaaS360 app, includes a workplace container for managed mobile devices and a collection of collaborative apps, separating personal and enterprise data • Manages device activation, enrollment, policy settings, and updates. It also controls app enablement, single sign-on (SSO), and other settings. • Regular app design that includes a launcher icon and a directory structure on the system drive. The MaaS360 API enables the container features for each collaborative app. Endpoint and mobile security • Device management: over-the-air (OTA) configuration of devices, visibility of endpoints across the enterprise, and compliance with security and network policies for iOS, Android, Microsoft Windows, and macOS. MaaS360 integrates with TeamViewer to provide remote support to managed devices from the MaaS360 Portal. • Self-service enrollment and email integration: manages email, attachments, calendar and contacts, restricts the ability to forward or move content to other applications or cut/copy/paste. It is FIPS 140-2 compliant and AES-256 bit encrypted • Resource and identity access: Cloud Extender module integrations with behind-the-firewall systems, Single Sign-On (SSO) with Conditional Access to the cloud resources, cloud-to-cloud deployment with G Suite and Microsoft Azure • Application management and security: Mobile Application Management technology to distribute and manage both public and company specific apps to users and user groups, MaaS360 app catalog to administer the Apple Volume Purchase Program (VPP) and track application installations, SDK wrapping to enforce security controls • Secure content: Mobile Content Management can be used to create and distribute a company specific content library to managed devices and also integrates with Windows file shares, SharePoint, and CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) compatible document repositories. Public content repositories such as Box, Microsoft OneDrive, and Google Docs are also supported • Threat management: MaaS360 offers built-in threat management with detections such as SMS and Email Phishing, Excess App Permissions (Android), Microsoft Windows and Mac User/Privilege Detections and a consolidated policy and response framework. Security dashboards, integration with SIEM/SOAR and mobile threat telemetry are also included Deployment scenarios BYOD: BYOD, or bring your own device,