iOS Security Settings

  1. Go to Policy and select a policy profile.
  2. Click Device > iOS Security Settings and set the Risk Level for these classifications:
    Classification Description Risk Level
    Jailbroken Device Set a Risk Level if the device is identified as a jailbroken device.

    • No Risk (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Notification Permission is set to OFF

    Set a Risk Level if the user does not grant notification permission for the Mobile Security Protect app on the device.

    Note:
    Mobile Security triggers notifications in different scenarios. For example, when a new policy is set, or to announce detected risks for applications. We recommend that you allow notification permission for the Mobile Security application on the device.

    • Medium (Device Alert) (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Enterprise Certificate Profile Set a Risk Level if an enterprise certificate profile is installed on the device.

    • No Risk (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Developer certificate profile Set a Risk Level if a developer certificate profile is installed on the device.

    • No Risk (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Location Permission is set to OFF

    Set a Risk Level if the user does not grant location permission for the Mobile Security Protect app on the device.

    Note:
    If the location permission is turned on, Mobile Security application sends the device location if a Man-in-the-Middle attack occurs in the connected network. We recommend that you allow location permission for the Mobile Security application on the device.

    • Low (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Local Network Permission

    Set a Risk Level if the user does not grant local network permissions for Mobile Security Protect app on the device. The system also sends an alert or notification to the user.

    This permission is required when On-Device Network Protection is enabled to use the local DNS server.

    • Medium (Device Alert) (Default)

    • High (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
  3. To save the policy changes, click Save.