Protect the mobile device's identity, user authorization, and local data throughout its lifecycle.
Mobile devices can be lost, stolen, or used by unauthorized persons. Security should not only rely on the password screen; it should also be based on device registration, user ID, local data, sessions, applications, and remote access processes.
User changes and task transfers on shared vehicle devices require different policies than those for personal device usage.
Identity and access
Single user account
Multi-factor authentication
Role and task-based authority
Device and user pairing
Offline session duration
Additional verification for high-risk transactions.
Device security
Screen lock and disk encryption
Root access or compromised device check
Application and operating system version
Mobile device management
Remote locking and data wiping.
Reporting a lost or stolen device
Application and data security
Encryption of local data
Masking sensitive areas
Secure API connection
Certificate and key management
Restricting personal or payment data in logs.
Copying, screenshotting, and export policies.
User turnover
When a tool or device is transferred to another employee, the previous user's session, offline data, pending transactions, and cash register responsibilities must be closed in a controlled manner.
Implement device security not as a hardware feature, but as a continuously managed corporate control system, from user login to device decommissioning.