Application Data

Item Description
Application

Name of the application.
Package Info

  • Package name

  • Application version

  • SHA 256 of the application
OS

Application platform:

  • Android

  • iOS
Update Time

Indicates the last time the application was updated.
Install Base

The install base tells the administrators the current count of this app version that is currently installed within their environment.
Global risk level

Risk level of the application in the Global policy.
Risk level by policy

Risk level of the application in all other policies.
Severity

Highest risk level specified for the application in Application Exceptions across all the policies.

For example, if the risk level of an application is High in policy 1, Medium in policy 2 and Low in policy 3, then the Severity is High.

  • High - Indicates a malicious application (such as a malware application) that has immediate impact on the device and sensitive corporate data, it requires immediate action. This will trigger an alert to the user on the device to remediate the threat (remove the malware, disconnect from the infected Wi-Fi network, and so on) as well as send an email/SMS alert to the administrators (if defined in the dashboard settings).

  • Medium - Indicates a potential threat by a legitimate application, configuration or company policy violation. For example, backup tools (Application) might be legitimate for personal use but will risk the organization by extracting information to unknown destinations. Enable USB Debugging on Android might also be legitimate for developers but is a potential risk for regular users.

  • Low - Indicates a legitimate application whose behavior might put the organization data at risk. This might be caused by a legitimate game which uses an unusual ad network or an application which has access to the device contacts with no reasonable explanation, but no potential risk is applied.

  • None - Indicates that no further action is needed.
Global Policy

The Global policy of the application:

  • Default

  • Blocked list

  • Allowed list

  • User Approval

Click on the policy will direct to Application Policy section with the chosen application details.

  • You can filter every column in the table:

    • Click Filter above the table.

    • On the Filters pane on the right side of the window, adjust information you want to view.

      Note:

      If you filter for a Severity Level, the Severity column may not match the specified filtered risk level. This is because the Severity column always shows the highest risk level specified for the application in Application Exceptions across all policies and at least one policy has the filtered risk level for the application.

      For example, if you filter for None and if the Severity column shows High for some applications, then it indicates that these applications' risk level is set to None in at least one of the policies.

  • Click .

    • App Report: Generates application report

    • Reanalyze: Send application to reanalyzed

    • App view: Opens an extended application details view

    • Policy: Directs to the application policy section.