The company formerly known as RIM has had one helluva time getting its Q10 and Z10 phones into consumers’ hands, not to mention that its grip on the business world is slowly slipping. To tighten its grasp, Blackberry has released Secure Work Space for iOS and Android devices, a licensing option through its Blackberry Enterprise Service 10. This service already provides enterprise IT departments the ability to manage company phones and tablets running Blackberry OS, but Secure Work Space extends those control and security tools to iOS and Android devices.

First announced in March of this year, this is Blackberry’s means to remain relevant in the business sector by exploiting the growing popularity of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend. According to an announcement on the Blackberry for Business Blog, Secure Work Space provides “containerization, application-wrapping and secure connectivity” to either company-issued devices or those connected in a BYOD environment. So, what exactly does it offer?