A PEM Certificate profile in Trio enables the secure deployment and management of PEM-encoded certificates on managed devices, ensuring encrypted communication, secure authentication, and access control. These certificates, formatted as Base64-encoded X.509 files, are essential for establishing trust between devices and enterprise networks, applications, and services. Through this profile, IT administrators can centrally manage the installation and lifecycle of certificates for use in VPNs, Wi-Fi, email, and other enterprise services, reducing reliance on less secure methods like passwords. The profile ensures that devices authenticate securely to corporate resources and facilitates encrypted communication channels, protecting data in transit while verifying server and client identities. Administrators can use the MDM console to update, revoke, or replace certificates as needed, ensuring compliance with organizational and regulatory security requirements. By providing a robust mechanism for certificate-based security, the PEM Certificate profile enhances overall security, simplifies access to enterprise resources, and streamlines certificate management across the organization.
Read more: What is a PEM Certificate profile?
You can set up a PEM Certificate profile in Trio Business.
Follow the instructions below to set the profile up.
macOS, iOS, and tvOS
The setup flow for all three mentioned operating systems is the same.
Use the PEM Certificate payloads to store SSL certificates and identities on your devices to control access to sensitive data and resources. Upload your payload content to the Trio panel. Then give the file a name.
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βSave the settings. After that, you will need to assign the profile to a group or device.
If you have more questions about the PEM Certificate profile, please contact the Trio team.