Protect business data, applications and access across the devices and locations your people use every day.
dbfb connects mobile security with device management, identity, lifecycle support and wider cyber controls, helping your organisation support flexible working with clearer governance and visibility.
Secure mobile access | Device controls | Compliance visibility | UK-based support
WHAT MOBILE SECURITY COVERS

Apply security settings, update requirements and remote controls across supported smartphones and tablets.

Use identity and access policies to help confirm who is requesting access and under what conditions.
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Control access to approved business applications and manage how organisational data is used.

Consider the risks created by public WiFi, mobile networks and changing working locations.

Help protect business information if a device is lost, compromised, shared or no longer required.
GOVERNANCE AND COMPLIANCE
Flexible working increases the number of devices, locations and networks that can connect to business systems. Without consistent controls, organisations can struggle to see which devices are secure, who has access and whether policies are being followed.
dbfb reviews how users access applications and data, then helps apply practical controls across devices, identities and the wider mobile lifecycle.
Users, devices, ownership models, applications, data access and working locations are reviewed to identify gaps and priorities.
Requirements around passwords, encryption, applications, updates and access can be applied more consistently across supported devices.
Reporting can highlight unmanaged, outdated or non-compliant devices, helping authorised teams understand where action is required.
Access to supported applications can be allowed or restricted based on device compliance, user identity and conditions.
Lost or compromised devices can be restricted, locked or wiped where supported, helping reduce risk without waiting for the handset to be returned.
Policies and controls can be updated as users, applications, threats and regulatory responsibilities develop.
This supports Cyber Essentials Plus-aligned working practices and wider governance, audit and compliance requirements.
Mobile security does not provide compliance on its own, so controls should remain aligned with your organisation’s policies, identity management and wider cyber security approach.
WHERE IT HELPS
Mobile security is relevant wherever people use smartphones and tablets to access organisational systems or information.
Support access across homes, offices and shared workspaces while maintaining consistent security requirements.
Protect devices used for communication, reporting, job management and access to operational systems.
Reduce risk when employees connect through unfamiliar networks, airports, hotels and international locations.
Apply stronger oversight around users who handle sensitive information or may be more likely to be targeted.
Improve device visibility, policy consistency and audit information where governance expectations are higher.
Apply proportionate controls to personal devices where business access is permitted, while considering user privacy and ownership.
CONNECTED MOBILE SECURITY
Stronger security depends on how devices are sourced, configured, accessed, supported and retired throughout their lifecycle.
Apply device policies, monitor compliance and take remote action across supported equipment.
Explore mobile device management →Connect security with onboarding, device support, user changes, repairs and secure retirement.
Explore managed mobility →Manage airtime, users, networks, billing and device access as part of the wider mobile estate.
Explore business mobile plans →Align mobile access with identity, Microsoft 365, endpoint protection and wider security controls.
Explore managed IT services →CLEARER COMPLIANCE VISIBILITY
Reporting helps authorised teams understand managed devices, compliance status, operating system versions, policy exceptions and actions required, so issues can be identified and addressed before they become bigger problems.
SEAMLESS INTEGRATION
Mobile security becomes more effective when it connects with identity, endpoint protection and the wider systems your people rely on every day, reducing manual tasks and creating a more joined-up view of risk.
ONE ACCOUNTABLE PARTNER
Mobile protection becomes harder to manage when airtime, devices, MDM, security, identity and support sit with separate suppliers. dbfb brings these areas together through one managed approach. That gives your organisation clearer ownership across device security, user access, lifecycle management and day-to-day support, rather than leaving internal teams to coordinate every part themselves.
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Controls reflect how users access applications and data across offices, homes, customer sites and travel.
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Security can be connected to device enrolment, joiners, movers, leavers, refresh programmes and secure retirement.
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Reporting helps authorised teams understand device status, policy application and areas that may need attention.
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Mobile controls can connect with Microsoft 365, identity, endpoint security and Cyber Essentials Plus readiness.
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One support team can help with device concerns, access issues, policy changes and lost-device response, with fewer hand-offs between providers.
FAQS
Mobile security protects business applications, data and access across smartphones, tablets and the people using them.
Mobile users access sensitive systems from many locations and networks. Consistent security helps reduce risks created by lost devices, outdated software, weak settings and uncontrolled access.
MDM is one of the tools used to configure and control devices. Mobile security also considers users, identities, applications, networks, data and wider cyber controls.
Yes. Secure configuration, update policies, access controls, device management and reporting can support Cyber Essentials Plus-aligned working practices. Certification still depends on the organisation's wider controls and assessment.
Yes. Device visibility, controlled access, policy enforcement and reporting can support wider governance, regulatory and contractual responsibilities.
Yes, depending on the platform and policy. The approach should balance business security requirements with employee privacy and device ownership.
Where mobile security is integrated with suitable identity and access platforms, device compliance can help determine whether access to supported applications should be permitted.
Yes. Supported devices can be configured, restricted, locked or wiped remotely when appropriate.
Access can be restricted and the device may be locked or wiped remotely where supported. The response should follow your organisation's security and incident-management process.
Yes. Access controls, approved application policies and managed configurations can help protect how business applications are used.
Yes. Controls can be applied across users working from offices, homes, customer sites and other remote locations.
dbfb reviews users, devices, applications, access and risks before helping shape practical policies around updates, passwords, applications, lost devices and secure working.
Yes. UK-based support can help with device security, access issues, policy changes and remote actions, while ongoing account management keeps controls under review.
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Review mobile access, device controls and governance across your workforce, with one partner connecting security to the wider mobile estate.