Suspend Policy

You can allow end-users to temporarily suspend ONP from the Mobile Security Protect app on their device for different periods of time. The options are 5 minutes, 30 minutes or 2 hours.

  1. Go to Policy and select a policy profile.
  2. Click any one of these:
    1. Device
    2. Application
    3. File
    4. Network
  3. Click Network Protection > Suspend Policy and set these parameters:
    Item Description Value
    Suspend severity level

    Set the device risk level if the user suspends ONP on the device.

    Note:

    You cannot set the risk level to High. When a device moves to High risk, Mobile Security automatically restores ONP to enforce conditional access policy. This creates a conflict as ONP is restored automatically after the end-user suspends it.

    • No Risk (Default)

    • Medium (Device Alert)

    • Medium (Dismissive Device Alert)

    • Medium (No Device Alert)

    • Low

    • No Risk
    Allow user to suspend On-device Network Protection

    Select the checkbox to allow a user to suspend ONP on the device and set the duration for which the user can suspend ONP.

    When the user suspends ONP, the system reports an event in the Events & Alerts page.

    • 5 minutes

    • 24 hours

    • Unlimited
    Automatically suspend when

    Set when to automatically suspend ONP.

    Select one of these:

    • Never - Enables ONP even if other VPNs are detected.

    • Any VPN is connected - Automatically suspends ONP when VPN is detected. ONP resumes after 2 hours, or earlier if the VPN is disconnected within that time.

    • Corporate resource is connected via VPN - Suspends ONP only if VPN that allows access to corporate URLs (from the corporate resources table) is detected.

      ONP resumes when there is no traffic towards the corporate URL.
  4. To save the policy changes, click Save.