Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM).

An integrated platform that combines MDM, MAM, identity, content, and access controls to manage mobile devices and apps across an enterprise. It belongs to the Mobile Security category of cybersecurity.

An integrated platform that combines MDM, MAM, identity, content, and access controls to manage mobile devices and apps across an enterprise.

EMM is the umbrella category that grew out of MDM as organizations needed to manage not only devices but also apps, content, identity, and policy enforcement. A typical EMM platform — Microsoft Intune, VMware Workspace ONE, Jamf, Ivanti Neurons, MobileIron — bundles device enrollment, app distribution, conditional access, certificate management, mobile content management, and integration with the corporate IdP. Modern EMMs are folded into broader Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), which manages mobile devices, laptops, and IoT through one console. EMM is a foundation of zero-trust mobility because policy decisions can rely on device-state attestation rather than network location alone.

Defences for Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) typically combine technical controls and operational practices, as detailed in the full definition above.

Common alternative names include: EMM, Mobility management platform.