Control Corporate Devices & Assets
A company gains control of all company devices and access to company assets.
The Problem
A rapidly growing company had reached a point that catches a lot of fast-growing businesses off guard: it had lost the ability to actually manage its own devices. Nobody had a reliable, current answer to basic questions like which laptops were company-owned and active, what could connect to the network, or who still had access to key business assets after leaving the company. Growth had outpaced the ad-hoc processes that worked fine when the team was smaller.
This kind of drift is dangerous precisely because it is invisible day to day. Nothing breaks. The business keeps running. But every unmanaged device and every access permission that was never revoked is a door that stays open long after anyone remembers it exists.
The Approach
The fix was a cloud directory and identity provider, JumpCloud, deployed to bring every device and every access permission under one system of record. Instead of access being scattered across whatever tool happened to grant it originally, JumpCloud became the single place that controlled which devices could reach company assets at all.
That same platform also provided mobile device management, which turned offboarding from a manual checklist into something closable in minutes: when someone left the company, their device access could be revoked immediately and completely, not “eventually, once someone remembers to do it.”
The Result
The company significantly increased its cybersecurity posture and, just as importantly, made auditing that posture easy instead of guesswork. Leadership gained real control over all user access for the first time since the early, small-team days, with the ability to deactivate a departing employee’s access cleanly and immediately rather than hoping nothing was missed.
Why This Matters For Your Business
Losing track of devices and access is one of the most common outcomes of fast growth, and one of the least visible until it causes a real incident, a former employee’s account still working, a personal device with company data on it, an asset nobody can locate. A unified identity and device management platform closes that gap permanently instead of patching it one exception at a time.
If your business has grown faster than your device and access controls have kept up, see how we approach cybersecurity and compliance, or get a free assessment to find out exactly what is currently unmanaged on your network.
Control Corporate Devices & Assets
A company gains control of all company devices and access to company assets.
The Problem
A rapidly growing company had reached a point that catches a lot of fast-growing businesses off guard: it had lost the ability to actually manage its own devices. Nobody had a reliable, current answer to basic questions like which laptops were company-owned and active, what could connect to the network, or who still had access to key business assets after leaving the company. Growth had outpaced the ad-hoc processes that worked fine when the team was smaller.
This kind of drift is dangerous precisely because it is invisible day to day. Nothing breaks. The business keeps running. But every unmanaged device and every access permission that was never revoked is a door that stays open long after anyone remembers it exists.
The Approach
The fix was a cloud directory and identity provider, JumpCloud, deployed to bring every device and every access permission under one system of record. Instead of access being scattered across whatever tool happened to grant it originally, JumpCloud became the single place that controlled which devices could reach company assets at all.
That same platform also provided mobile device management, which turned offboarding from a manual checklist into something closable in minutes: when someone left the company, their device access could be revoked immediately and completely, not “eventually, once someone remembers to do it.”
The Result
The company significantly increased its cybersecurity posture and, just as importantly, made auditing that posture easy instead of guesswork. Leadership gained real control over all user access for the first time since the early, small-team days, with the ability to deactivate a departing employee’s access cleanly and immediately rather than hoping nothing was missed.
Why This Matters For Your Business
Losing track of devices and access is one of the most common outcomes of fast growth, and one of the least visible until it causes a real incident, a former employee’s account still working, a personal device with company data on it, an asset nobody can locate. A unified identity and device management platform closes that gap permanently instead of patching it one exception at a time.
If your business has grown faster than your device and access controls have kept up, see how we approach cybersecurity and compliance, or get a free assessment to find out exactly what is currently unmanaged on your network.