Autonomir ADM

Device Management
That Understands Security.

MDM manages state. ADM governs condition — continuously, and with the authority to act on what it finds.

Response Authority

Autonomy on your terms.

Device governance that can act raises an immediate question about control. Every ADM action belongs to one of three levels, chosen per condition by the enterprise.

01
User-Defined

Your organization defines the action. Autonomir surfaces the condition and the recommended response; nothing executes on its own.

02
1-Click Assisted

Autonomir analyses the condition and prepares a complete coordinated response. An authorized user reviews it and approves in a single action.

03
Fully Autonomous

Autonomir executes approved responses for approved conditions, inside the guardrails, thresholds and exceptions the enterprise has set in advance.

Your policies. Your authority. Your level of autonomy.

The Difference

Two different questions.

Traditional MDM
Is this device configured correctly?

A question about state, answered against a policy written in advance and re-evaluated on a schedule.

Autonomir ADM
Given what is happening right now, what policy should this device operate under?

A question about condition, answered continuously against current trust — because device management should not remain static while endpoint risk changes continuously.

Autonomir ADM Adaptive policy active
Enrolled devices
18,432
Policy compliance
98.4%
Adaptive changes · 24h
312
Awaiting admin
3
DevicePlatformOwnershipTrust stateScore
MacBook Pro · Design macOS COPE Trusted 98
Pixel 8 · Field Ops Android BYOD Policy adapted 84
ThinkPad X1 · Finance Windows Corporate Trusted 96
iPhone 15 · Executive iOS Corporate Step-up required 71
Surface · Contractor Windows BYOD Restricted 63
Product interface shown with illustrative data.

Two different questions about the same device.

Traditional MDM
Is this device enrolled?
Is the configuration correct?
Does it match the compliance baseline?
Which applications are installed?
Has an administrator been notified?
Configure → Check → Alert → Administrator Acts
Autonomir ADM
What is happening on this device now?
Should it still be trusted?
Which policy fits the current condition?
What response is proportionate?
Has trusted operation been restored?
Understand → Evaluate Trust → Adapt → Enforce → Validate → Recover
Deployment Models

Every ownership model, one policy engine.

BYOD

Personal devices accessing enterprise resources, with enterprise data separated from personal data and policy applied proportionally.

COPE

Corporate-owned, personally enabled devices where the organization sets the baseline and the user retains a personal space.

Corporate-Owned

Fully managed devices where the organization controls configuration, applications and lifecycle end to end.

Manage less. Understand more. Respond automatically.

Static device management asks an administrator to anticipate every condition in advance and encode it as configuration. That works until conditions change faster than the configuration does.

ADM keeps the whole management foundation and adds a layer that reacts to what is actually happening: policy that adapts to live trust rather than to a schedule, enforcement that does not wait for a queue, and validation that confirms the device came back to a trusted state.

See Autonomous Endpoint Defense in Operation.

Protect every endpoint. Continuously establish trust. Respond at machine speed.