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Monitoring and reporting in
BlackBerry UEM

You can create event notifications, generate reports from the dashboard and the user list, manage licenses for devices, and monitor
BlackBerry Dynamics
 app performance in
BlackBerry UEM
You can also monitor the status of
BlackBerry UEM
 using log files, audit log files, and SNMP tools.
The following table summarizes the administration tasks that are covered in this guide.
Task
Description
On the dashboard, you can view information from the
UEM
 services about users and devices on your system.
You can set up event notifications to alert administrators by email about certain
UEM
 events.
You can manage the licenses for devices within your organization.
You can generate a device report to view detailed information about each device that is associated with
UEM
.
You can export
BlackBerry Dynamics
 app activity or compliance-violation data from the management console.
You can monitor the performance of the
BlackBerry Work
 and
BlackBerry Connect
 apps.
You can view a list of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE), as identified, defined, and tracked by the National Vulnerability Database, for
Android
 and
iOS
 devices that are used in your organization’s environment.
You can use log files to identify and troubleshoot issues with the
UEM
 components or devices in your organization's environment.
If you have
UEM
 on-premises, administrator and security audit events are saved in log files.
If you have
UEM
 on-premises, you can use third-party SNMP tools to monitor the activity of several
UEM
 components.
If you have
UEM
 on-premises, you can add a SIEM connector and send
UEM
 system events to your organization’s SIEM software.