Think about how much of your business runs through a mobile device. Emails, corporate applications, sensitive data, authentication requests. Your employees carry access to your organisation in their pockets every day.
But just because a device is managed doesn't mean it's visible to your security team.
And that's becoming an increasingly dangerous blind spot. According to Verizon's 2025 Mobile Security Index, 85% of organisations reported an increase in mobile attacks. At the same time, Microsoft's 2026 Digital Defense Report highlights how attackers can weaponise newly discovered vulnerabilities in less than 24 hours. With mobile threats on the rise and attackers moving faster than ever, can organisations really afford to leave these endpoints outside their wider security picture?
You might know which devices are enrolled in Microsoft Intune. But do you know whether they're running vulnerable firmware? Can you spot the early signs of a compromised device? And if something suspicious happens on a smartphone, will that intelligence reach your security team?
Join CWSI, Microsoft and Samsung as they explore what it takes to close the mobile visibility gap. Through practical examples and live demonstrations, discover how Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Sentinel and Samsung Knox* work together to connect mobile device management with security intelligence and threat detection, giving your security team a more complete picture of the threats facing your organisation.
During this session you’ll learn:
Whether you're responsible for endpoint management, IT operations or cybersecurity, you'll leave with a clearer understanding of where mobile security gaps can emerge and how to strenghten visibility, protection and detection across your mobile estate.
Date & Time: Wednesday November 25 | 10:00 - 11:00 (GMT)
Language: English
Audience: IT and security professionals
*Samsung Knox capabilities demonstrated during this webinar are designed for compatible Samsung Galaxy devices.
Ivo Kazimirs is a seasoned Security Architect and Secure Operations Practice Lead with over a decade of experience in enterprise IT and cybersecurity. He has spearheaded transformative security initiatives across sectors, including law enforcement and legal services, notably with the Irish police force and A&L Goodbody. At CWSI, Ivo leads the Secure Operations practice, delivering proactive platform management, incident response, and strategic integration with Microsoft Defender and Sentinel environments. His work ensures clients achieve operational resilience, compliance, and measurable improvements in secure posture.
Ivo’s approach blends technical depth with a consultative mindset, helping organisations navigate complex security landscapes while maximising their investment in Microsoft’s security suite. When he’s not architecting security frameworks, you’ll find him sailing, windsurfing, lifting heavy things, or strumming his way through guitar lessons.
Björn Kemps is Practice Lead for Secure Endpoints at CWSI and Country Lead for Belgium and Luxembourg. With more than 20 years of experience in enterprise mobility and modern workplace technologies, he helps organisations build secure, practical endpoint strategies that support both business goals and user needs. His approach is grounded in finding the right balance between security, usability and operational efficiency, helping clients move forward with confidence.
Over the course of his career, Björn has led large-scale mobility and endpoint security programmes across both public and private sector organisations. His expertise spans Unified Endpoint Management, mobile threat defence, Samsung Knox, Apple and Android ecosystems, and modern workplace platforms including Workspace ONE and Ivanti. Known for his collaborative style and deep technical knowledge, he works closely with clients to reduce complexity, strengthen security and turn technology plans into practical outcomes.
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