We recently performed a security audit and discovered that our Blackberry is a weak point. Blackberry applications exist that can forward data to an outside source without the user's knowledge.
I'm testing options to lock down our devices. I found an IT Policy setting which requires the user to enter their password to install an application, which would prevent someone from snatching a device off the table and loading an app OTA. I'd also like to have the option of locking down the device completely, so no apps can be installed, and then possibly the option of locking down the device so that only apps I OK on the BES are allowed to be installed, but at the user's request. My 1st question is how can I prevent all applications from being installed? I looked in IT Policy and found only a setting that prevents non-RIM signed apps (Under Security Policy Group -> Disallow 3rd party application download). Is there something that locks it down even further? 2nd question - Is there a way to whitelist applications? Ideally i'd like to put the app on the BES and have BES scan and allow that application. I don't want it to install, but rather just say it's OK if someone else installs it.
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