New Blog Post | Microsoft recognized as a Leader in UEM Software 2022 IDC MarketScape reports

Microsoft recognized as a Leader in UEM Software 2022 IDC MarketScape reports - Microsoft Security Blog

 

Competition for talent has increased pressure to lead in the digital space, and business decisions now weigh user experience for employees heavily among costs and benefits. Workers insist on experiences that mirror their personal experiences, often on their own devices. As enterprise computing has expanded beyond the cubicle, the need to manage the ensuing explosion of complexity, especially when it comes to device security, has raised the bar for technology and information business decision-makers.

 

Microsoft has heard consistently that meeting these expanding needs with limited resources is job one. As new solutions seem to emerge as rapidly as the problem itself expands, providing a consistent, proven, centralized portal for endpoint management is how Microsoft aims to be the partner of choice in this space.

 

The scale of Microsoft—and our investments in endpoint management and endpoint security—affords our customers peace of mind that our solutions will continue to evolve alongside the demands and threats they face. We deliver advanced end-to-end cross-cloud, cross-platform security solutions, which integrate more than 50 different categories across security, compliance, identity, device management, and privacy, informed by more than 24 trillion threat signals we see each day. Proof of customers’ trust and peace of mind: the Microsoft Security business grew more than 45 percent year-over-year, totaling USD15 billion of annual revenue.¹