BlackBerry Launches Enhanced Unified Endpoint Management Features

BlackBerry Secure Communications announced enhanced capabilities coming to BlackBerry Unified Endpoint Management designed to meet growing demand for sovereign endpoint control across enterprise, government, and regulated industries. BlackBerry is expanding macOS management within UEM through its on-premises deployment model, enabling organizations to manage Apple, Windows and Android devices from a single console without cloud dependency or third-party data paths. BlackBerry UEM is the first and only endpoint management solution certified by Germany's Federal Office for Information Security under Common Criteria, validated for managing Apple and Samsung devices in government environments. To address emerging cryptographic risks, BlackBerry UEM is advancing its post-quantum roadmap by upgrading cryptographic libraries on devices and aligning with NIST post-quantum standards as part of its path toward FIPS 140-3 accreditation. These enhancements embed quantum-resistant protections from the UEM server through to secured applications on end-user devices. Combined with UEM's BSI Common Criteria certification and NATO Restricted alignment, this provides regulated buyers in Europe and beyond with a migration path grounded in independently validated credentials rather than reliance on a single national standard. The release also introduces expanded multi-tenant management capabilities to support service providers and complex enterprise and government estates that require strong separation between departments, agencies or customers. A modernized UEM console and refreshed administrator experience reduce operational complexity while supporting scale in sovereign, on-premises environments.