Force Content Protection Of Master Keys IT policy rule
Description
This rule specifies whether content protection for device transport keys that a BlackBerry® device stores is turned on.
Default value
The default value is No.
Usage
Content protection is designed to encrypt the device transport keys on a BlackBerry device using 256-bit AES, and to store them
in the BlackBerry device memory. To turn on content protection for device transport keys, you or a user must turn on content
protection on the BlackBerry device. You can turn on content protection on the BlackBerry device using the Content Protection
Strength IT Policy Rule.
Minimum requirements
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Java® based BlackBerry device
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BlackBerry® Application Suite version 1.0
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BlackBerry® Device Software version 4.1
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BlackBerry® Enterprise Server version 4.0 SP3
Force Device Password Entry While User Authentication is Enabled IT policy rule
Description
This rule specifies whether a BlackBerry® device user must type the BlackBerry device password and credentials for the second-
factor authentication method to unlock the device.
Default value
The default value is No. A user is not required to type the device password when the user unlocks the device.
Usage
User authentication is a second-factor authentication method that permits a user to unlock a device when the user uses the
second-factor authentication method and the device password. For example, a smart card is a second-factor authentication
method. You can create additional authentication methods for your organization using the User Authenticator API.
Minimum requirements
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Java® based BlackBerry device
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BlackBerry® Device Software 5.0
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BlackBerry® Enterprise Server 5.0 SP2
Policy Reference Guide
Security policy group
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