Abstract: Disclosed are various examples generating and optimizing deployment configurations for devices enrolled with a management service. A computing environment can be employed to receive information pertaining to a desired configuration of enrolled devices during an ingestion process where at least one user interface is generated, where the information received includes a specification of a client application, a resource, and a policy for implementation on a plurality of client devices enrolled with a management service. The enrolled devices can have different operating system installed thereon. The computing environment can generate a deployment configuration using the information received during the ingestion process, where the deployment configuration is universal across the client devices independent of the different operating systems.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for facilitating distribution of security codes for a two-factor authentication scheme or one-time passwords. Security codes can represent one-time passwords or shared secrets used to seed one-time password algorithms. The security codes can be sent through restricted communications channel to a client device. Rather than using an insecure communication link such as SMS for communication of security codes, the security codes can be sent through the restricted communications channel to reduce the possibility of leakage of the security codes.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for facilitating distribution of security codes for a two-factor authentication scheme or one-time passwords. Security codes can represent one-time passwords or shared secrets used to seed one-time password algorithms. The security codes can be sent through restricted communications channel to a client device. Rather than using an insecure communication link such as SMS for communication of security codes, the security codes can be sent through the restricted communications channel to reduce the possibility of leakage of the security codes.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples generating and optimizing deployment configurations for devices enrolled with a management service. A computing environment can be employed to receive information pertaining to a desired configuration of enrolled devices during an ingestion process where at least one user interface is generated, where the information received includes a specification of a client application, a resource, and a policy for implementation on a plurality of client devices enrolled with a management service. The enrolled devices can have different operating system installed thereon. The computing environment can generate a deployment configuration using the information received during the ingestion process, where the deployment configuration is universal across the client devices independent of the different operating systems.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for facilitating distribution of security codes for a two-factor authentication scheme or one-time passwords. Security codes can represent one-time passwords or shared secrets used to seed one-time password algorithms. The security codes can be sent through restricted communications channel to a client device. Rather than using an insecure communication link such as SMS for communication of security codes, the security codes can be sent through the restricted communications channel to reduce the possibility of leakage of the security codes.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for facilitating distribution of security codes for a two-factor authentication scheme or one-time passwords. Security codes can represent one-time passwords or shared secrets used to seed one-time password algorithms. The security codes can be sent through restricted communications channel to a client device. Rather than using an insecure communication link such as SMS for communication of security codes, the security codes can be sent through the restricted communications channel to reduce the possibility of leakage of the security codes.