Windows Mobile) 3.2.2 Revision and Device Tracking

Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) 3.2.2 Revision and Device Tracking

Revised: June 27, 2008 This Revision and Device Tracking document contains information on changes and corrections implemented in previous versions of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile). It also contains information on devices supported in different releases.

Note - There may be an updated version of this document and of the other documents you received with your copy of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile). You can access the latest version at: http://www.checkpoint.com/support/

In This Document

Introduction page 1 Product Version Tracking page 2 Device Tracking page 16 Cingular Devices page 16 HTC Devices page 16 i-mate Devices page 16 Motorola Devices page 17 Qtek Devices page 17 Samsung Devices page 17 HP Devices page 17 AMOI Devices page 17 Pantech Devices page 18 Device Tracking page 16 Documentation Feedback page 18

Introduction This document contains information on previous releases of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone in the 3.X.X series. The information included here is based on the Release Notes for each release. For information on releases in the 2.X.X series, please see the documentation accompanying that product. Note that in the 3.1.0 release, the product name is changed to Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile), and is also referred to as Pointsec Mobile and Pointsec. Versions prior to 3.1.0 are referred to as Pointsec for Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5).

This document contains the following chapters: • “Product Version Tracking” on page 2, containing information on the changes and corrections made and the devices supported in each release. • “Device Tracking” on page 16, which lists each device and the release or releases that support it.

Product Version Tracking This chapter includes information on changes and corrections made in the previous releases of Pointsec for Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5) and Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) and a list of the devices supported in each release.

Version 3.2.1 Version 3.2.1 is a customer-specific hotfix.

Version 3.2.1

Changes and Corrections in 3.2.1

New in This Release:

New Devices These devices have been added in this version: • HTC S730 • Samsung SGH-i600

Devices No Longer Supported The HTC S620 device is no longer supported on the Windows Mobile 5 platform. To upgrade to this version of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone, you will need to upgrade HTC S620 Windows Mobile 5 devices to Windows Mobile 6 first. For more information, please contact HTC support.

New settings The following table shows the new settings included in this release:

Table 1 New settings Setting Description Removable Media Encryption Settings: Authentication type user selectable You can allow the user to select which PicturePIN/password keypad to use by setting Authentication type user selectable to Yes.

RemovableI media devices are only accessible on Pointsec Media Encryption-protected PCs if alphanumeric passwords are used.

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Table 1 New settings Setting Description Authentication type You can select which PicturePIN/password keypad to use to access removable media depending on how you configure Authentication Type. Enable removable media password You can select whether users must use a password to access removable media.

Users who use passwords for removable media are also allowed to change the password according to the password policies you configure.

When password is enabled, users may move the removable media device between different mobile phone devices with Pointsec Mobile installed. Inclusion/exclusion lists These lists define what information to encrypt and what not to encrypt on Pointsec-protected removable media. For more information on these lists, see the chapter Overview of Pointsec Mobile Settings in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide. Note: In cases in which removable media has been used in another device that has a different inclusion/exclusion list policy, the user can choose to apply the security policy that exists on his or her device. This applies the inclusion/exclusion list that you configured for the user's device. When the user applies the security policy, non-encrypted files on the inclusion list will be encrypted and encrypted files on the exclusion list will be decrypted. Encryption policy You can specify whether users can encrypt removable media, whether removable media must be encrypted, or you can forbid the encryption of removable media. Decryption policy You can select whether to allow a user to decrypt removable media. Enable Single Sign-On (SSO) If SSO is enabled, the user is automatically authenticated removable media after having entered the device PIN/password; he or she does not need to enter the removable media PIN/password as well. Removable Media PIN/PicturePIN/Password Properties: 1. Minimum length Specifies the minimum number of characters or pictures allowed for the removable media PIN/PicturePIN/Password. 2. Maximum identical characters Specifies the maximum number of occurrences of any character/picture in the removable media PIN/PicturePIN/Password. 3. Maximum identical consecutive characters Specifies the maximum number of identical consecutive characters/pictures in the removable media PIN/PicturePIN/Password. 4. Maximum number of characters in ordered Specifies the maximum number of consecutive characters in sequence an ordered sequence in the removable media password. 5. Minimum number of special characters Specifies the minimum number of special characters required in the removable media password. 6. Minimum number of letters Specifies the minimum number of letters required in the removable media password. 7. Minimum number of digits Specifies the minimum number of digits required in the removable media password. 8. Require upper and lower case Specifies whether to require removable media passwords to contain both upper and lower case characters. 9. Allow digit prefix/suffix Specifies whether to allow removable media passwords to start and end with a digit.

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For complete information about the new settings, see the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone 3.2 Administrator’s Guide.

Temporary encryption Pointsec Mobile now temporarily encrypts new information written to the device during times when you are not authenticated. The information is then decrypted and encrypted normally when you authenticate to Pointsec Mobile, making the information available to all applications as usual.

Remote Help using SmartCenter for Pointsec - webRH Pointsec Mobile Module You can configure Pointsec Mobile to use SmartCenter webRH, a separate Pointsec product, to provide Remote Help to users instead of the standard Remote Help functionality. For information on using SmartCenter webRH, see the SmartCenter for Pointsec - webRH Pointsec Mobile Module Administrator's Guide.

Enhanced installation behavior To increase overall stability and usability, we have enhanced the robustness of the installation.

Improved installation set display and descriptions • When you create or update an installation set, you can now choose to show or hide advanced settings. This allows you to view and configure the basic settings quickly and display the advanced settings only when you need them. For a complete list of the advanced settings, see the section Miscellaneous in the chapter Overview of Pointsec Mobile Settings in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide. • Some settings have been moved to more intuitive locations and others have been renamed in the install setting display. These changes appear in the chapter Overview of Pointsec Mobile Settings in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide and are summarized in the following table:

Table 2 Changed Settings in Pointsec Mobile Smartphone 3.2.0 Setting Category Change Miscellaneous Setting Card policy has changed name to Allow Removable Media and now appears in the new category Removable Media Encryption Authentication Settings Type user selectable and Type have switched places Remote Help Category now appears below File Transfer

Default values changed to improve usability Default values for some of the settings in the installation set have been changed to help administrators create secure, usable profiles quickly.

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The changed default values appear in the chapter Overview of Pointsec Mobile Settings in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide and are summarized in the following table:

Table 3 Changed default values in Pointsec Mobile Smartphone 3.2.0 Category Setting Default Value Miscellaneous Show advanced settings (New setting in 3.2.0 No release) Authentication Shuffle icons No PIN/PicturePIN/Password Policy Active No Enforce password history 5 PIN/PicturePIN/Password Properties Min length 4 File Transfer Transfer files with ActiveSync No Remote Help Use webRH No Enable Remote Help direct dial No

Fixed Issues The following issues have been fixed in this release:

Table 4 Fixed Issues in 3.2.0

ID Short description Description/Info 397743 Trusted applications list was not If you distributed a profile with a new set of trusted updated until after restart applications, these applications were not honored until after the device was restarted. 397737 Camera button press caused device to When Pointsec was locked and the user pressed the hang during authentication camera button, the device stopped responding if the user pressed the camera button again when the authentication screen was displayed. The user had to remove the battery and put it back in again in order to restart the device. 397277 Home screen change was not displayed After locking Pointsec and configuring a new home when Pointsec was locked screen in Settings, the new home screen was not displayed.

Supported Devices in 3.2.0

The following tables contain the devices that are supported at the time of the release of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone 3.2.0

Windows Mobile 5.0 • Cingular 2125 • Cingular 3125 • HTC MTeoR • HTC S310 • i-mate SP5 • i-mate SP5m • Motorola Q (Alltel, Sprint, Verizon) • Qtek 8300

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• Qtek 8310 • Qtek 8500 • Samsung SGH-i600 • Samsung SGH-i607

Windows Mobile 6 • AMOI SMT5700 • HP iPAQ 514 • HTC S620 • HTC S630 100 • HTC S710 • HTC S730 • Motorola Q9h • Pantech C810 • Samsung SGH-i617 Note that we always recommend that you upgrade to the latest ROM available from your phone manufacturer.

Version 3.1.2

Changes and Corrections in 3.1.2

New in This Release:

New Windows Mobile 6 Devices Supported • AMOI SMT5700 • HP iPAQ 514 • HTC S620 • HTC S630 • Motorola Q9h • Pantech C810 • Samsung SGH-i617

A Note about ID Numbers in this Release Pointsec Mobile products have been migrated into a new change tracking system. The items listed in the Fixed in this Release, Known Issues in this Release, and FYI sections of this document now show the old and new ID numbers for each issue. The two ID numbers will be shown only in this release to facilitate the transition for customers who may be keeping track of a particular issue. In the next release, the old IDs will be dropped. Fixed Issues

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This following issues have been fixed in this release:

Table 5 Fixed Issues in 3.1.2

ID Short description Description/Info CR00398329 Problem starting device with SIM When Card Policy was set to Forbid cards card installed on the following on the affected devices, the device devices: switched between the authentication Old ID: 10517 screen and a fatal error message when HTC S710 (WM6) starting. HTC S620 (WM6) This has been fixed in this release. HTC S310 (WM5.0)

Supported Devices in 3.1.2

The following tables contain the devices and operating systems that are supported at the time of the release of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) 3.1.2. Pointsec Mobile supports the following smartphones in this release:

Windows Mobile 5.0 • Cingular 2125 • Cingular 3125 • HTC MTeoR • HTC S310 • HTC S620 • i-mate SP 5 & SP5m • Motorola Q (Alltel, Sprint, Verizon) • Qtek 8300 • Qtek 8310 • Qtek 8500 • Samsung SGH-i607

Windows Mobile 6 • AMOI SMT5700 • HP iPAQ 514 • HTC S620 • HTC S710 • Motorola Q9h • Pantech C810 • Samsung SGH-i617 • HTC S630

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Version 3.1.1

Changes and Corrections in 3.1.1

New in This Release:

Enhanced installation and installation rollback behavior To better support device management systems and increase overall stability, we have enhanced the robustness and resilience of the installation and installation rollback routines.

Event Logging appendix added to Administrator's Guide An appendix describing event logging on the device is now included in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide.

Fixed Issues The following issues have been fixed in this release:

Table 6 Fixed Issues in 3.1.1

ID Short description Description/Info 10373 Issues with Pointsec Mobile's Pointsec Mobile's processing of installation and 10299 processing of installation and update update profiles has been improved, resulting in 9931 profiles increased stability and consistency of profile performance on the device. 9594 Installation and installation rollback If an installation profile (InstProf.ppp) version was could fail if installation profile version installed that was different from the .cab file version, was not the same as .cab file version the installation and installation rollback could fail. This has been fixed in this release.

Supported Devices in 3.1.1

The following table contains a list of devices and operating systems supported in the 3.1.1 release.

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Windows Mobile 6 • HTC S710

Version 3.1.0

Changes and Corrections in 3.1.0

New in This Release:

New company name Pointsec Mobile Technologies AB has been purchased by Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. This product and documentation set reflects this brand change. For more details about the purchase, see www.pointsec.com.

New product names The product and documentation have been updated with the new product name:

Table 7 Product Name

Previous Name New Name Pointsec for Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5) Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Note - Releases prior to version 3.1.0 are referred to by the previous name, that is, Pointsec for Smartphone (Windows Mobile 5).

Features added in this release • Pointsec Mobile now supports Windows Mobile 6 as well as Windows Mobile 5.0. See the table Windows Mobile 6 Device in the Supported Smartphones section of this document. • Pointsec Mobile is fully functional with PCs running the Microsoft Vista operating system. • FIPS validation: The new Pointsec Crypto Module used in Pointsec Mobile is validated to FIPS 140-2 (cert# 770). • The new Pointsec Crypto Module enhances cryptography performance. • The Pointsec Mobile installation profile can now be placed anywhere on the device file system. • Updatable Profiles: Administrators can now update security profiles easily with Pointsec Mobile, which ensures that each Pointsec Mobile-protected device keeps pace with changes in corporate security policies. For more information, see Update Profiles for Pointsec Mobile in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide. • Allow Old Update Profiles: Pointsec Mobile can now be configured to allow you to use a profile that is older (created earlier) than the currently deployed profile, allowing administrators increased flexibility for managing users and profiles. For more information, see in the chapter Overview of Pointsec Mobile in the Pointsec Mobile Smartphone (Windows Mobile) Administrator's Guide. • When you update a profile, you can place it either in the Update folder that Pointsec Mobile checks every time you synchronize the device with a workstation, or you can place it directly on the device in the \temp folder or the \Program Files\Pointsec\Profiles folder. • The device now soft-resets automatically after Pointsec Mobile is installed on it. • ActiveSync reactivated after authentication: When the device is connected by cable to a PC, an ActiveSync connection is activated after successful authentication without the user having to remove and re-insert the cable.

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• The device can now be synchronized with ActiveSync while Pointsec Mobile is locked. With this new "safe synchronization" feature, the ActiveSync connection must be made before Pointsec Mobile was locked, and Pointsec Mobile must remain locked while the connection is active. If a connection attempt is made after Pointsec is locked, the connection will be denied until Pointsec is successfully authenticated. • Device event logging: Pointsec Mobile supports event logging on a device. See Late-Breaking Documentation in this document for details. • Third-party applications that have been tested and verified as interoperable with Pointsec Mobile are now included in the Trusted Applications list by default.

New devices supported • HTC S620 • HTC S710 (Windows Mobile 6) • Samsung SGH i607 BlackJack Note that Pointsec Mobile now supports Windows Mobile 6.

New 3rd Party Software Supported • F-Secure Anti-Virus • Symantec AntiVirus • Trend Micro AntiVirus • Visto

Fixed Issues The following issues have been fixed in this release:

Table 8 Fixed Issues in 3.1.0

ID Short description Description/Info 8999 Alarm did not sound when Pointsec was Alarms and reminders are now allowed to sound and locked display on top of login and authentication screens when Pointsec is locked. 7179 Device stopped during OneBridge mail The device can now receive mail over the air when synchronization when Pointsec was Pointsec Mobile is locked. locked 6106 Encryption of sounds was not It was recommended that you store ring signals and recommended notification sounds in a non-encrypted directory. Sounds are now excluded from inclusion list.

Supported Devices in 3.1.0

The following table contains a list of devices and operating systems supported in the 3.1.0 release.

Windows Mobile 5.0 • Cingular 2125 • Cingular 3125 • HTC MTeoR • HTC S310 • HTC S620

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• i-mate SP 5 & SP5m • Motorola Q (Alltel, Sprint, Verizon) • Qtek 8300 • Qtek 8310 • Qtek 8500 • Samsung SGH i607BlackJack

Windows Mobile 6 • HTC S710

Version 3.0.3

Changes and Corrections in 3.0.3

New in This Release:

Logical authentication prompts Layout of PicturePIN and numeric PIN authentication prompts on both portrait- and landscape-oriented screens corresponds directly to the phones' keyboard buttons, thus improving usability.

Authentication screens are cleared after 10 seconds The PicturePIN/password screens are now cleared of any entries when the device sits idle for 10 seconds, preventing an unauthorized user from simply pressing OK to authenticate to an unattended device.

Fixed Issues The following issues were fixed in this release:

Table 9 Fixed Issues in 3.0.3

ID Short Description Description/Info 8563 7836 Problems with PicturePIN icon The Shuffle Icons setting in the Pointsec for Smartphone shuffling plug-in remained set to Yes even when the administrator set it to No, and the PicturePIN icons did not shuffle on the phone when the Shuffle Icons setting was set to Yes.

These problems have been fixed. 8927 Extra block letters displayed in Random block letters sometimes displayed at the end of SMSs SMSs.

This has been fixed. 8911 Double OK required to perform User had to press OK twice after entering a password in alphanumeric authentication the alphanumeric authentication screen.

This has been fixed.

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Table 9 Fixed Issues in 3.0.3

ID Short Description Description/Info 7843 Today screen appeared before When starting a Motorola Q phone, the Today screen Authentication screen when displayed instead of the Authentication screen. Motorola Q phones were started. The Authentication screen now displays directly after the phone is started.

Supported Devices in 3.0.3

In the 3.0.3 release, the following devices were supported: • Cingular 2125 (HTC) • Cingular 3125 (HTC) • HTC S310 • HTC MTeoR • i-mate SP 5 & SP5m • Motorola Q • Qtek 8300 • Qtek 8310 • Qtek 8500

Version 3.0.2

Changes and Corrections in 3.0.2

New in This Release: • New PAC setting: "Shuffle icons" • Adjusted format of recovery file name: now always contains the Device ID (=IMEI/CDMA number) • Support for mFormation device management • Voice notes are now encrypted

New devices supported • Cingular 2125 (HTC) • Cingular 3125 (HTC) • Qtek 8500

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Fixed Issues The following issues were fixed in this release:

Table 10 Fixed Issues in 3.0.2

ID Short Description Description/Info 5416 Delay at incoming calls Previously, when receiving a call when Pointsec was locked, the user sometimes had to wait for several seconds before the call could be answered.

This has been fixed in this release. 5507 Lost focus when setting Previously, Pointsec for Smartphone sometimes lost focus PicturePIN during installation during the installation process.

This problem has been solved in this release. 7156 Update folder could not be Previously, upgrade from the designated update folder did not used to trigger an upgrade work.

This has been fixed in this release. 7212 Limited number of ActiveSync Previously, no more than one Pointsec ActiveSync plug-in could (related to plug-ins supported on client be installed on the client workstation with which the device 6952) workstation synchronizes.

From this release, this is no longer a problem.

Supported Devices in 3.0.2

In the 3.0.2 release, the following devices were supported: • Cingular 2125 (HTC) • Cingular 3125 (HTC) • HTC S310 • HTC MTeoR • i-mate SP 5 & SP5m • Motorola Q • Qtek 8300 • Qtek 8310 • Qtek 8500

Version 3.0.1

Changes and Corrections in 3.0.1

New in This Release: • New Cancel button in the authentication screen • Phone calls can now always be made and received, even if the authentication or challenge screen is displayed • Only one authentication needed after a restart of the device

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• Contacts are now always accessible, even when the user is not authenticated to Pointsec for Smartphone • New authentication methods available: numeric, alphanumeric and one more Picture Set • New option in the PAC plug-in: "Wait until device recovery file transferred" • Windows' built-in password can now be used also when Pointsec for Smartphone is installed

Support for new devices • Motorola Q • HTC s310 • HTC MTeoR

Fixed Issues The following issues were fixed in this release:

Table 11 Fixed Issues in Version 3.0.1

ID Short Description Description/Info 5256 Missing error message Previously, no error message was displayed when the user entered the wrong PicturePIN. This has been solved in this release. 5533 Conflict with device lock Previously, Pointsec for Smartphone and the built-in device lock sometimes conflicted with each other. This is no longer a problem. 5530 Dismissing calendar alarms Previously, it was not possible to dismiss calendar alarms on the authentication screen. This has been fixed in this release. To dismiss an alarm, tap "Cancel" in the authentication screen, and then "Dismiss". 3090 Not all files removed after In previous versions of Pointsec for Smartphone, not all files uninstall were removed after a removal procedure. This has been solved in this release.

Supported Devices in 3.0.1

In the 3.0.1 release, the following devices were supported: • HTC S310 • HTC MTeoR • i-mate SP 5 & SP5m • Motorola Q • Qtek 8300 • Qtek 8310

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Version 3.0.0

Changes and Corrections in 3.0.0

New in This Release: This release and future versions of the 3.X series of Pointsec for Smartphone support Windows Mobile 5 devices.

Supported Devices in 3.0.0

In the 3.0.0 release, the following devices were supported:

Table 12 Supported Devices in 3.0.0

Device ROM Version Qtek 8310 1.0.7.0 Qtek 8300 1.0.7.0 i-mate SP5 1.0.4.0 i-mate SP5m 1.0.4.0

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Device Tracking This chapter shows which releases of Pointsec Mobile Smartphone have supported a certain device. For information on which ROM versions have been tested for a certain release, see “Product Version Tracking” on page 2.

Cingular Devices The following table shows which Cingular devices are supported in which releases:

Table 13 Cingular Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 3.0.3 3.0.2 Cingular XX X X X 2125 (HTC) Cingular XX X X X 3125 (HTC)

HTC Devices The following table shows which HTC devices are supported in which releases:

Table 14 HTC Devices

Device Supported in release 3.2 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 3.0.3 3.0.2 3.0.1 HTC MTeoR X X X X X X X HTC S310 X X X X X X X HTC S620 X X X HTC S620 (WM6) X X HTC S630 (WM6) X X HTC S710 (WM6) X X X X HTC S730 (WM6) X i-mate Devices The following table shows which i-mate devices are supported in which releases:

Table 15 i-mate Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 3.0.3 3.0.2 3.0.1 3.0.0 SP5 X X X X X X X SP5m X X X X X X X

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Motorola Devices The following table shows which Motorola devices are supported in which releases:

Table 16 Motorola Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 3.0.3 3.0.2 3.0.1 Motorola Q X X X X X X Motorola Q9h X (WM6) Qtek Devices The following table shows which Qtek devices are supported in which releases:

Table 17 Qtek Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 3.0.3 3.0.2 3.0.1 3.0.0 8300 X X X X X X X 8310 X X X X X X X 8500 X X X X X Samsung Devices The following table shows which Samsung devices are supported in which releases:

Table 18 Samsung Devices

Device Supported in release 3.2 3.1.2 3.1.1 3.1.0 SGH i607 XX X X BlackJack SGH-i600 X SGH-i617 (WM6) X X HP Devices The following table shows which HP devices are supported in which releases:

Table 19 HP Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 HP iPAQ 514 (WM6) X AMOI Devices The following table shows which AMOI devices are supported in which releases:

Table 20 AMOI Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 AMOI SMT5700 (WM6) X

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Pantech Devices The following table shows which Pantech devices are supported in which releases:

Table 21 Pantech Devices

Device Supported in release 3.1.2 Pantech C810 (WM6) X

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