PDA Defense Enterprise
SureWave Mobile Defense Enterprise (formerly branded PDA Defense Enterprise) enables an administrator to configure SureWave Mobile Defense to meet enterprise security standards. Specific functions that are optional in other versions can be mandated, such as encrypting all databases and utilizing PDA Defense's patent pending bitwipe technology upon incorrect password attempts. Enterprises can also specify a custom splash screen featuring a corporate logo.
SureWave Mobile Defense Enterprise is available for the following platforms:
- Palm OS® 3.5.x / 4.x / 5.x
- Pocket PC 2002 / WM 2003
- RIM 950 / 957
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New in Version 3.1d
As of 11.1.2004, version 3.1d is now available. This version includes the following bug fixes and usability enhancements:
Palm OS and Pocket PC:
- Support for new PalmOne devices (Palm Zire 72/31) and WM 2003 Second Edition
- Display of full date and time on the lock screen
- Admin ability to lock out entry after too many incorrect password attempts at the main lock screen
- Admin ability to lock down native Bluetooth communications
- Admin ability to lock down native Wi-Fi communications
- Admin ability to force the use of protected memory cards
- Admin ability to receive a policy file that causes the device to be wiped immediately
- Admin ability to receive a policy file that causes the device to lock immediately
- Pocket PC: a please-wait screen is displayed while the device is wiping, and storage cards can be wiped when the bomb is triggered
RIM: support for 2.5 and 2.6 of the RIM OS.
Policy Editor: administration of all of the new device features listed above.
New in Version 3.1c
As of 10.24.2003, version 3.1c is now available. This version includes the following bug fixes and usability enhancements:
- Palm OS: full support for Samsung i300/i330/i500, Handspring Treo 600, Palm T3/E and Zire 21
- Pocket PC: full support for Windows Mobile 2003 devices
- Several minor changes and bug fixes
Centralized policy management
The Windows-based Policy Editor supports division and department level management through group based policies, with an enhanced user interface that allows for more discrete control over security policy settings. A remote password generating system lets administrators provide a temporary password if an end user loses access to their device, using a time-sensitive challenge and response scheme with a shared secret key produced from the administrator's password and a device ID.
