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BlackBerry Enterprise Solution Security

Controlling BlackBerry devices 37

• typing a string, which simultaneously turns on a rule and provides the parameters for its use

• selecting a predefined permitted value to assign to a rule

You cannot use all rules to configure the behavior of all BlackBerry device types. See the Policy Reference Guide

for more information.

The BlackBerry Manager groups the rules by common properties or by application. Most rules are intended to be

assigned to more than one BlackBerry device. Some rules configure a unique value and are intended to be

assigned to one BlackBerry device and one user only. See the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Implementation

Guide for Wireless LAN for more information on those policy rules.

Reverting to the default behavior

To revert to the default behavior that a rule customizes or controls, you can set that rule to Default, if that setting

is available, or delete the value that you previously set.

If you assigned users to a new IT policy, you can delete that IT policy to revert those users to the default behavior

for all functionality on the BlackBerry device and desktop software. The BlackBerry Enterprise Server

automatically reassigns the users to the Default IT policy and resends the Default IT policy to the BlackBerry

device, enforcing the default settings. You cannot delete the Default IT policy.

Creating new IT policy rules to control custom applications

Create new IT policy rules to control custom applications that your company develops to run in BlackBerry

environments. After you create a new IT policy rule, you can add it to, and assign a value to it, in any new or

existing IT policy. Only your own custom applications can use new rules that you create. You cannot create new

rules to control standard BlackBerry device functionality.

Enforcing IT policy changes wirelessly

Wireless IT policy enables you to immediately enforce rule additions, deletions, or modifications on C++-enabled

BlackBerry devices running BlackBerry device software version 2.5 or later and on Java-enabled BlackBerry

devices running BlackBerry device software version 3.6 or later. When the BlackBerry device receives an updated

Default IT policy or a new IT policy, the BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Desktop Software apply the

configuration changes.

You must resend the IT policy from the BlackBerry Enterprise Server to the BlackBerry device to update the

BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Desktop Software behavior wirelessly. By default, the BlackBerry Enterprise

Server does not send updated IT policies to BlackBerry devices automatically. You can resend an IT policy to a

specific BlackBerry device manually. You can also configure the BlackBerry Enterprise Server to resend IT

policies to BlackBerry devices on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server at a scheduled interval.

Enforcing device and desktop security

The BlackBerry Enterprise Solution offers a user many different security settings for the BlackBerry device and

BlackBerry Desktop Software. For example, you can specify one or more IT policy rules to enforce the following

behaviour to meet your corporate security requirements:

• Enforce encryption

• Enforce strong encryption

• Enforce password or passphrase use

• Enforce a strong password or passphrase

• Secure Bluetooth connections

• Protect user data on the BlackBerry device

• Protect master encryption keys on the BlackBerry device

• Restrict application use on the BlackBerry device

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