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What's new
Version 2.0
In this release, we added some features to the plug-in of MMC-based Administration Console for managing Android devices via Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Android app.
- New features for device owner mode:
- The Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Android app now supports device owner mode on Android 5 and 6. You should configure these devices via ADB and install the app.
- You can now specify a preferred network used to download the app on device when generating a QR code for app installation in the Administration Console. It can be any Wi-Fi network selected on the device, a pre-configured Wi-Fi network, or mobile network.
- We added new restrictions for Android operating system features to policy settings. These restrictions include:
- Adding and removing Google accounts.
- Adding and removing users.
- Keyguard features (camera, notifications, and trust agents).
- Changing date, time, and language.
- Adjusting the volume and brightness.
- Changing the wallpaper.
- Airplane mode.
- Resetting network settings.
- Use of cellular data while roaming.
- New features for Android work profile:
- Settings for the work profile password (for example, password requirements, the password age, the number of incorrect password enter attempts, or the use of biometric unlock methods).
- Restrictions for data access and sharing (for example, data sharing between work profile apps and personal profile apps, or screen sharing and recording).
- Restrictions to add and remove accounts in the work profile.
- Restrictions to access work profile contacts.
- Restriction to display notifications from work profile apps when the screen is locked.
- Restriction to use the camera for work profile apps.
- Settings to grant runtime permissions for work profile apps.
- Adding widgets of work profile apps to the device home screen.
- Locking the work profile via Compliance Control rules and specifying a one-time passcode to unlock it.
- New features for Compliance Control:
- New conditions to check whether the device SIM card has been replaced or removed and whether an additional SIM card has been inserted.
- New action to lock the work profile.
- Ability to set 0 minutes for the time period in which a user should fix the non-compliance.
- New features for Web Protection:
- You can specify an option to check full URLs when opening websites in Custom Tabs.
- You can block websites from a certain list.
- You can import websites to be blocked or to be allowed from a .txt file that contains website URLs or regular expressions.
- You can remove multiple websites from the list using the CTRL+A, CTRL+left-click, and SHIFT+left-click hotkeys.
- New features for certificates:
- Ability to automatically reissue certificates obtained using SCEP to the device before the expiration date.
- Ability to install root certificates on personal devices and in the work profile.
- Other improvements:
- For Samsung KNOX devices, we added options to configure restrictions for SD card usage.
- For device owner mode (Android 10 or later) and the work profile (Android 10-11), the Administration Console now displays the IMEI as the device ID and in device details.
This release also includes the following new features in the plug-in of MMC-based Administration Console for managing iOS MDM devices:
- New features for Compliance Control:
- The following new conditions were added:
- Check for the device type and model.
- Check whether the device is roaming.
- Check whether the device password is set.
- Check whether the amount of free space on the device becomes less than the specified threshold.
- Check whether the device is encrypted.
- Check whether the device SIM card has been replaced or removed.
- Check for how long ago the device has been last synchronized with Administration Server.
- The following new actions were added:
- Update the operating system (for supervised devices).
- Change Bluetooth settings (for supervised devices).
- Reset to factory settings.
- Delete managed apps by their bundle IDs.
- Delete configuration profiles of the specified type.
- Change roaming settings.
- For the Send email message to user action, you can edit the default message subject and body.
- Events about the Compliance Control operation are sent to the Administration Console.
- The following new conditions were added:
- You can set up Per App VPN for the following system apps:
- Contacts
- Calendar
- New commands for Lost Mode on supervised iOS MDM devices were added:
- Enable Lost Mode
- Locate device
- Play sound
- Disable Lost Mode
- You can get a bypass code for the Activation Lock on supervised iOS devices.
Version 1.0
In this release, we added a wide range of features to plug-ins for MMC-based Administration Console to set up control over corporate mobile devices.
The following features were added to the plug-in for managing Android devices via Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Android app:
- The Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Android app now supports devices that operate in device owner mode. You can generate a QR code for app installation in device owner mode that allows you to configure different device settings.
- Features for Android devices in device owner mode:
- Restrictions of Android operating system features. These restrictions include:
- Device features (reset to factory settings, screen capture, calls and SMS messages, and so on).
- Apps (the use of different apps, app installation settings, and so on).
- Storage (mounting external media, file transfer over USB, and so on).
- Network (Wi-Fi and mobile networks, VPN settings, and so on).
- Location Services (the use of location and changing location settings).
- Management of Google Chrome settings.
- Kiosk mode (with a single app or set of apps).
- Management of Exchange ActiveSync settings for Gmail.
- Connection to a NDES/SCEP server.
- Installation of root certificates on devices.
- Silent installation of required apps and uninstallation of blocked apps defined in App Control rules.
- Option to delete apps blocked by App Control.
- Restrictions of Android operating system features. These restrictions include:
- Features to configure screen unlock passwords for Android devices:
- You can specify different password requirements.
- You can manage the use of biometric unlock methods.
- You can specify the password lifetime and history length.
- You can specify the unlock password in the Administration Console and force the change on the device.
- New options for Samsung KNOX devices:
- Option to prohibit developer mode.
- Option to prohibit sending crash reports to Google.
- New features to configure Wi-Fi networks:
- Support for the 802.1.x EAP security protocol and ability to configure its protection settings (such as the EAP method).
- You can specify the list of allowed Wi-Fi networks to connect automatically and hide other networks from the user device.
- New options to delete all data on a lost or stolen Android device after failed attempts to enter the unlock password.
- Adding web clips to devices.
This release also includes the following new features in the plug-in for managing iOS MDM devices:
- The new Compliance Control component that lets you monitor iOS MDM devices for compliance with corporate security requirements and take various actions.
- You can manage apps on iOS MDM devices based on lists of allowed and prohibited apps.
- New commands are added:
- Reset password
- Schedule operating system update
- Set Bluetooth state
- New features to configure VPN connections:
- Support for the IKEv2 protocol.
- You can set up activating the VPN connection for selected website domains in Safari.
- New option to force the use of a password on a device.
- New options to manage operating system features on supervised devices:
- Delay software updates.
- Manage access to USB devices.
- Manage Wi-Fi, VPN, and Personal Hotspot settings.
- Manage the use of NFC.