BlackBerry UEM is a unified endpoint management product from BlackBerry Limited. It verifies both the user and the device before granting access to internal resources, separates work and personal data at application level, and supports secure file sharing and document editing inside a protected container. BlackBerry positions it for organisations with high security requirements, including government bodies, and lists certifications and approvals such as FIPS 140, Common Criteria EAL4+ and the German BSI.
BlackBerry Limited is a Canadian company headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario. According to BlackBerry, UEM can be installed on-premises in environments the customer controls, including air-gapped networks, or run in sovereign-managed clouds, so that data, infrastructure and keys stay under the organisation's own authority. For a European organisation this means the hosting location can be chosen by the customer rather than by the vendor, while the software supplier itself remains a non-EU company that operates under Canadian law.