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Connect your MDM / Endpoint Management

Device management knows what your fleet actually runs — OS versions, patch state, compliance policies. TruSecure's MDM connector pulls that state, so endpoint-hardening controls cite the management system instead of a sample of laptops.

What the connector pulls

MDM / Endpoint Management data pulled into TruSecure
Source systemWhat TruSecure pullsFeeds governance
Device complianceCompliant vs non-compliant devices, policy failuresEvidence Automation · CIS Controls mapping
Patch stateOS versions, pending updates, deferralsControl Library · vulnerability-handling measures
Configuration policiesEncryption, screen lock, USB restrictions, jailbreak detectionControl Library · endpoint hardening
App inventoryManaged apps, blocked apps, versionsApplicability Engine · software context

Evidence produced from MDM / Endpoint Management data

One control test pulled from live MDM / Endpoint Management state — not a manual export, not a screenshot, but a verified query result with provenance:

Control test · MDM-2026-045 disk encryptionSample data
Control tested
Full-disk encryption enforced on all managed endpoints
MDM source
Microsoft Intune · 1,102 enrolled devices
Test
re-perform · compliance policy results
Sample
1,089 compliant · 13 non-compliant, 9 pending user action
Result
pass with exceptions · 4 devices non-compliant >7 days
Evidence
Intune API query · timestamped 2026-08-22T08:30:52Z
Export
sealed · sha256:2e6f...8c4a

Setup and scope model

  1. Read-only, scoped permission

    Connector requires read-only access to device compliance, patch state, and policy configuration. No write permissions, no ability to wipe, lock, or re-enroll devices.

  2. Data filtered by entity

    Device groups scoped to the entity context — BYOD and corporate fleets stay separate where your MDM separates them.

  3. Continuous sync

    Compliance numbers re-pulled on every test. A device falling out of compliance updates the control the same day.

Commercial packaging

MDM / Endpoint Management connectors are part of the paid TruSecure GRC subscription. The connector itself, the continuous sync, the evidence provenance tracking, and the mapping to NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and other frameworks are all included — no per-connector fees, no usage tiers. Pricing is scoped in the conversation, not a price list.

How integration works

A demo with your actual MDM / Endpoint Management environment shown in preview mode — your data pulling into governance, feeding controls and evidence. Onboarding then configures the connector for production, scopes the entity context, and validates the first evidence pull. No self-serve checkout, no per-connector pricing.

TruSecure helps operationalize requirements and prepare evidence. Legal interpretation should be validated by qualified counsel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the MDM connector pull?
Device compliance status, configuration policies and patch state from your endpoint management tooling.
Where does device data feed?
Evidence Automation and the CIS Controls mapping — device posture lands as evidence for endpoint controls without manual collection.
What access does the MDM connector need?
Connectors are read-only by default — they pull data from your instance with scoped permissions and cannot modify configurations. Every artifact lands as evidence with provenance, and no third-party runtime calls are made from your environment.