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Use a strong 9-character password to authenticate users to the device. On first use after boot this password unlocks a key which encrypts certificates and other credentials, giving access to...
Use a strong 9-character password to authenticate users to the corporate perimeter on the device. On first use after boot this password unlocks a key which encrypts certificates and other...
- Usage Scenario
- Summary of Platform Security
- Network Architecture
- Deployment Process
- Provisioning Steps
- Policy Recommendations
- Enterprise Considerations
BlackBerry devices will be used remotely over 3G, 4G and non-captive Wi-Fi networks to enable a variety of remote working approaches such as 1. accessing OFFICIAL email; 2. reviewing and commenting on OFFICIAL documents; 3. accessing the OFFICIAL intranet resources, the Internet and other web-resources. To support these scenarios, the following arc...
This platform has been assessed against each of the twelve security recommendations, and that assessment is shown in the table below. Explanatory text indicates that there is something related to that recommendation that the risk owners should be aware of. Rows marked [!] represent a more significant risk. See How the Platform Can Best Satisfy the ...
The provisioning terminal should only be used for managing the BES and BlackBerry devices, and should not be used for accessing the Internet or any other corporate applications.
To prepare the enterprise infrastructure: 1. Obtain SIM cards on an EMM-regulated tariff from the carrier. 2. Procure and set up a BES Server which is compatible with BlackBerry 10.1 and later devices; 3. Deploy and configure the requisite network components as described previously; 4. Create configuration profiles for the end-user devices in line ...
To provision each device to the enterprise infrastructure: 1. Put the appropriate SIM cards purchased earlier into the device and connect it to the Provisioning terminal via USB; 2. Assign the device to a user and upload the IT policies and any software configuration to the device. 3. On the device, confirm that the work data on the device will be ...
The following IT Policy settings should be applied to BlackBerry 10 devices by creating configurations on the BES. Other settings (e.g server address) should be chosen according to the relevant network configuration.
8.1 Proprietary VPN
The BlackBerry VPN is a proprietary set of technologies which operate differently to the remote access functions of other platforms in this guidance set. As such, organisations wishing to deploy BlackBerry 10 in conjunction with other remote access solutions may need to consider how to integrate the two disparate solutions into the same network architecture. The BlackBerry Enterprise Server can be used to facilitate this through its Universal Device Service component.
If an attacker can get physical access to the device, they can extract password hashes and perform an offline brute-force attack to recover the encryption password. The personal perimeter of...
Well, there doesn't appear to be a way to clear the balance password from the device, from what I can tell? You can change it and sync it with the device password but not clear it. Is this right or are we just not seeing the options correctly?
Jun 5, 2020 · Unlock the work perimeter on a BlackBerry Z10 smartphone that has BlackBerry® Balance™ technology enabled if the work perimeter password is the same as the device password.
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BlackBerry UEM Self-Service is a web-based application that you can use to perform certain device-management tasks, such as creating a password to activate your device or sending commands to your device. If your device is lost or stolen, you can remotely change the password on your device or delete data from your device.
