IBM MaaS360

My main use case for IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson  is primarily to manage, configure, and secure our customers' all devices globally. Enrolled devices can be tracked, locked, and even wiped. With compliance rules, we ensure the devices are meeting all our corporate policies. With the expense management, roaming charges can be minimized. The complete reporting provides a great audit trail which enables us to make data-driven decisions easily.

I use it for security and threat defense, especially for the mobile security endpoints and endpoint security, where built-in threat protection detects malware, phishing, SMS or email threats, insecure Wi-Fi, network attacks, jailbroken, or rooted devices. I also use this platform to unify device management, application distribution, and security oversight regardless of the OS or device type.

Some of the best features IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson  offers include device management, endpoint management, security, and threat defense.

The device management and threat defense features stand out for me because built-in threat protection helps me to detect malware, phishing, insecure Wi-Fi, network attacks, jailbroken, or rooted devices.

IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson has impacted my organization positively through the simplicity of the site, device group management, ease of configuring policies, and app management, which has been seamless. I have saved a lot of time through automation in IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson. It has also saved my company money by being able to conduct support after hours, troubleshoot, and issue resolutions.

IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson could be improved by providing device management for Linux devices. In some cases, a simplified version would be good.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that the price was acceptable. The setting was also acceptable, but a more simplified version would be better for non-technical users to find it very much user-friendly.

I have been using IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson for three years or more.

IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson is very stable.

IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson's scalability is very good as it handles our organization growth very efficiently.

The customer support for IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson is great with dedicated 24/7 assistance.

I previously used Microsoft Intune . The reason why I switched from Microsoft Intune  to IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson is that it provides complete visibility of all our devices in our organization that are accessing corporate resources.

I have seen a return on investment as ensuring secure access to our corporate resources has been guaranteed. Seamless and instant onboarding for new employees' devices has been accomplished. Help desk support for unlocking and locating devices has been great. Expense management for roaming has been reduced.

Before choosing IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson, I evaluated other options such as ScaleFusion.

I would rate IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson eight out of ten.

I chose eight out of ten because it has provided seamless and hassle-free management of our Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Chrome OS devices. It has been very simple and straightforward, saving a lot of time and cost.

My advice to others looking into using IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson is that it is a great tool if you want to manage, configure, and secure all your customer devices, including your organization devices, with zero-day threat protection.

I have additional thoughts about IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson in that it is a great tool that enables remote workforce management seamlessly. I would rate this product 8 out of 10.

I have been using IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson  for roughly three years now.

My main use case for IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson  is to manage, configure, and secure our customers' devices, and it also enables us to quickly set up streamlined enrollment of our devices. It also helps us to create complex policies to configure all our devices.

A specific example of how I used IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson to manage or secure a customer's device is that it easily puts devices into kiosk mode and limits functionality for kiosk-based or purpose-driven devices. Setting up compliance rules allows for granular control to enforce company policies around data access. For example, device location can be used to take action such as send a message, lock a device, or even wipe data.

The best features IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson offers include placing devices into kiosk mode, remote troubleshooting, and location tracking.

Remote  troubleshooting and location tracking have helped my team or my customers by enabling us to lock our company-issued tablets into kiosk mode, allowing us to resolve issues remotely and easily. It also allows location tracking so that we can lock a device or trace it when it's stolen.

The user interface is very user-friendly and easy to customize.

IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson has positively impacted my organization by enabling us to manage all our devices in one place, settle all the issues remotely through troubleshooting, and it allows the AI feature for reporting. Security analysis is also great, and for security strengthening, it allows us to deal with endpoints with integration on various types of platforms.

I have been able to see measurable benefits such as getting more people on board who are working remotely, and it has enabled us the ability to access emails and chats. The system on the go is great, and the ability to run business on the go has proved to be very efficient and productive.

One area IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson can be improved is that once a device is lost, I have to continue to pay for the license, which should be looked upon and configured otherwise. Additionally, the customer support is not that helpful and not very proactive, so they should increase their proactiveness and provide support 24/7.

I have been using IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson for roughly three years now.

I previously used a different solution, which was Microsoft Intune .

I have seen a return on investment, as I am able to access all the devices and my application at any given location, and the devices are secured with less fear of data loss in my organization.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that the pricing is acceptable and cost-effective, with no major issues on the price.

Before choosing IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson, I evaluated other options, including Microsoft Intune  and Cisco Meraki.

I rate IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson eight out of ten because with IBM Security MaaS360 with Watson, I am able to control all my devices, reduce all the security incidents, and manage essentially all types of devices and diverse industry use cases to protect them from harm. My overall review rating for this product is eight out of ten.