Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4) 2.3.2 Revision and Device Tracking

Revised: May 22, 2008 This Revision and Device Tracking document contains information on changes and corrections implemented in previous versions of Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4). It also contains information on devices supported in different releases

Note - For information on the current release, please refer to the latest available version of the Release Notes at: http://www.checkpoint.com/support/

In This Document

Introduction page 2 Product Version Tracking page 2 Version 2.3.1 page 2 Version 2.3 page 3 Version 2.2.2 page 4 Version 2.2.1 page 5 Version 2.2 page 6 Version 2.1.0 page 7 Version 2.0.4 page 7 Version 2.0.3 page 8 Version 2.0.2 page 9 Version 2.0 page 9 Device Tracking page 10 Palm Treo Devices page 10 Other Palm OS Devices page 10 Tungsten Devices page 10 Documentation Feedback page 11

Introduction This document contains information on previous releases of Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4) and Pointsec for Palm OS. The information included here is based on the release notes for each release. For information on earlier releases than those mentioned here, please contact your Check Point representative. Note that as of the 2.3 release, Pointsec for Palm OS is named Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4). Releases prior to 2.3 retain the name Pointsec for Palm OS. This document contains the following sections: • “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 10, which lists each device and the release or releases that support it.

Product Version Tracking This section includes information on changes and corrections made in the previous releases of Pointsec for Symbian OS (S60 3rd Ed.) and Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4) and a list of the devices supported in each release.

Version 2.3.1

Changes and Corrections in this Release

New in the 2.3.1 Release In this release, this has been changed or added: • Setting added: A new installation set setting, Max number of characters in ordered sequence, has been added in this release. This setting allows administrators to configure the maximum number of consecutive characters in an ordered sequence in the password. • Setting removed: The HotSync password setting has been removed from the installation set settings.

Fixed in the 2.3.1 Release The following issue was fixed and verified:

Table 1 Fixed in 2.3.1

ID Short Description Description/Info 10186 Partial Pointsec removal In rare circumstances, it was previously possible for Pointsec Mobile could cause data loss Palm OS (5.4) to be partially removed, sometimes causing encrypted data to become inaccessible and the device to be rendered unusable.

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Supported Devices in 2.3.1 The following Palm OS devices were supported in the 2.3.1 release: • Treo 650 • Treo 680 • Treo 700p • Tungsten E2 • Tungsten T5 • LifeDrive

Version 2.3

New in the 2.3 Release In the 2.3 release, this has been changed or added:

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 following new product name:

Table 2

Previous name New name Pointsec for Palm OS Pointsec Mobile Palm OS (5.4)

Versions prior to the 2.3 release are referred to as Pointsec for Palm OS.

New 3rd-party products supported Pointsec Mobile is now interoperable with the following third-party products: • Microsoft Vista • mFormation Device Management

Silent Uninstall A new setting, Silent Uninstall, has been added to the Pointsec Mobile installation set settings. This setting is used in conjunction with device management software to enable the administrator to initiate an automatic removal of Pointsec Mobile from devices without having to carry out a challenge/response procedure.

New Installation Package When you create the installation set, Pointsec Mobile creates an installation package (PointsecInstaller.prc) that consolidates the files necessary to install Pointsec Mobile on the device. This reduces the number of files that must be transferred to the device to carry out an installation.

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Setting Removed HotSync password has been removed from the installation set settings.

Supported Devices in 2.3 In version 2.3, the following Palm OS devices were supported: • Treo 650 • Treo 680 • Treo 700p • Tungsten E2 • Tungsten T5 • LifeDrive

Version 2.2.2

Changes and Corrections in 2.2.2

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • When configuring Pointsec for Palm OS, you can now choose either to shuffle PIN or PicturePIN icons for increased security when the user is prompted to authenticate, or to keep the icons stationary. • It is now possible to access the Contacts list even when the device is locked. (Note that the Good Mobile Messaging Contacts list is not accessible when the device is locked. • The naming convention for the recovery file has been simplified. • To enhance usability, the setting Type user selectable now appears before the setting Type in the Pointsec Administration Console. If Type user selectable is set to Yes, then the Type setting is grayed out and can be skipped when configuring Pointsec for Palm OS. • Support for the following devices not previously supported: • Treo 680 • Treo 700p • Tungsten E2 • Improved interoperability: Pointsec for Palm OS is now interoperable with the following third-party products: • Good Mobile Messaging 4.9 • Intellisync Mobile Suite 7.0 Pointsec for Palm OS now supports • Pointsec Administration Console 1.2 • Pointsec Media Encryption 2.4

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

Table 3 Fixed in 2.2.2

ID Short Description Description/Info 5695 Phone application on Treo On Treo 650 CDMA devices, non-emergency 650 CDMA devices numbers could not be dialed from the dial pad without authenticating. This has been fixed in this release. 5679 Invalid new PIN after The device restarted if the user entered an invalid remote Remote Help led to PicturePIN after a Remote Help procedure, which restart of device caused a new Remote Help procedure to be necessary. 5664 Pointsec PIN entry Pointsec created a new entry in the HtInfo consumed storage space database each time the Pointsec PicturePIN was entered. This caused a potential storage space shortage. This issue has been solved in this release. Pointsec now reuses records in the HtInfo database instead of creating new ones when the user authenticates. 4875 Administrators were Previously, we advised against setting “Password 4848 advised against setting history” to “0” to avoid problems with the Password history to “0”. password aging function.

Supported Devices in 2.2.2 In the 2.2.2 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 • Treo 650 • Treo 680 • Treo 700p • Tungsten E2 • Tungsten T5 • LifeDrive

Version 2.2.1

Changes and Corrections in 2.2.1

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • New device supported: LifeDrive • Improved support for OneBridge 5.0 • Clock, network signal and battery information are now shown on Treo devices in Pointsec for Palm OS's PicturePIN dialog • Device ID is now displayed on the info screen • The recovery file name now contains device ID.

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

Table 4 Fixed in 2.2.1

ID Short Description Description/Info 4846 Deleting contact caused Previously, if a contact item was deleted on the device or on the HotSync to hang if Palm PC, HotSync sometimes failed when trying to synchronize. Desktop was used. 4843 Sorting memos did not In this release, sorting memos is no longer a problem. work 1801 Device user name caused Previously, the recovery file did not include the user name nor trouble device ID. This could cause problems if two or more users had the same user name when installing Pointsec for Palm OS, since the most recent synchronization would overwrite the previously created recovery file. This problem has been solved, since the device ID is now part of the recovery file name.

Supported Devices in 2.2.1 In the 2.2.1 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 (Note: Pointsec for Palm OS does not allow access to old PIM databases on supported devices, except for Treo 600. Devices running Palm OS 5.4 or later have both new and old databases, and access is only allowed to the new ones.) • Treo 650 • Tungsten T5 (Note: The Tungsten T5 and LifeDrive devices have an internal VFS drive, which in this release will not be encrypted.) • LifeDrive

Version 2.2

Changes and Corrections in 2.2

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • Internal memory encryption • Tungsten T5 support • Enhanced authentication support: new Picture/PIN/password options in Pointsec Administration Console plug-in • Ability to use phone without authenticating to Pointsec • Independent Pointsec timer.

Supported Devices in 2.2 In the 2.2 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 • Treo 650 • Tungsten T5

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Version 2.1.0

Changes and Corrections in 2.1.0

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • SD card encryption now supported. It is compatible with Pointsec Media Encryption. • Supported Devices in 2.1.0

Supported Devices in 2.1.0 In the 2.1.0 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 • Treo 650

Version 2.0.4

Changes and Corrections in 2.0.4

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • It is now possible to upgrade Pointsec for Palm OS from version 2.0.3 • Update profiles are now supported • OneBridge interoperability added • New function “Pointsec state API” added, to enable other applications to see whether Pointsec for Palm OS is locked or not. For instance, this means that other applications can wait until Pointsec is unlocked before accessing encrypted files and databases.

Fixed Issues: The following issue has been fixed in this release:

Table 5 Fixed in 2.0.4

ID Short Description Description/Info 3499 New profile now fully In the previous release, if a new profile replaced a previous one replaces old one on a device, some features were not changed according to the settings in the new profile. This was solved in this release.

Supported Devices in 2.0.4 In the 2.0.4 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 • Treo 650

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Version 2.0.3

Changes and Corrections in 2.0.3

New functionality: In this release, these functions have been added: • Pointsec Administration Console is now used for carrying out administrative tasks such as creating installation sets and providing Remote Help • New devices are now supported: Treo 600 and Treo 650 • The keyboard can now be used to enter information when using Pointsec for Palm OS.

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

Table 6 Fixed in 2.0.3

ID Short Description Description/Info N/A Reset problem There is now no reset problem when using with OneBridge Live Connect N/A Double authentication The problem with having to authenticate twice after a missed call has been fixed in this release. N/A Reset after installation The device will now be reset after installation. N/A Reset when pressing sleep In the previous release, the device was sometimes reset if the button sleep button was pressed. This has been fixed in this release. The sleep button is now ignored while making a call. N/A Starting Pointsec from the In the previous release, it was sometimes not possible to start application launcher Pointsec from the application launcher. This has been fixed in this release. N/A Pointsec application In the previous release, the Pointsec application was sometimes launched after hanging up launched when the user hung up after a call. This has been a call fixed in this release. 2879 Sometimes not possible to This issue was related to Pointsec Administrator for Palm OS change minimum and is no longer a problem. PicturePIN length 1802 New installation set Since Pointsec Administration Console is now used instead of overwrote old set. Pointsec Administrator for Palm OS when creating installation sets, this is no longer a problem. 1777 Cosmetic - spin button This issue was related to Pointsec Administrator for Palm OS, problem which has been replaced by Pointsec Administration Console, so this is no longer a problem.

Supported Devices in 2.0.3 In the 2.0.3 release, the following devices were supported. • Treo 600 • Treo 650

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Version 2.0.2

Changes and Corrections in 2.0.2

Fixed Issues: The following issue was fixed in the 2.0.2 release:

Table 7 Fixed in 2.0.2

ID Short Description Description/Info 2894 Unwanted restart on This issue was resolved in this version. Treo devices

Supported Devices in 2.0.2 The 2.0.2 version of Pointsec for Palm OS supported the following Palm OS versions: • Palm OS Treo • Palm OS 5.x • Palm OS 4.x Color • Palm OS 3.5x and 4.x Gray

Version 2.0

Supported Devices in 2.0 The 2.0 Pointsec for Palm OS supported devices running the Tungsten OS.

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Device Tracking This section shows which releases of Pointsec for Palm OS have supported a certain device or operating system. For information on what was changed in a certain release, please see the Product Version Tracking chapter on page 2.

Palm Treo Devices

The following table shows which Treo devices are supported in which releases:

Table 8 Device Tracking Palm Treo Devices

Device Supported in release 2.3.1 2.3 2.2.2 2.2.1 2.2 2.1 2.0.4 2.0.3 2.0.2 Palm XXXXXXX Treo 600 Palm XXXXXXXXX Treo 650 Palm XXX Treo 680 Palm XXX Treo 700p

Other Palm OS Devices

The following table shows which operating systems are supported in which releases:

Table 9 Device Tracking Palm Treo Devices

Operating System Supported in release 2.3.1 2.3 2.2.2 2.2.1 2.0.2 Palm LifeDrive XXXX Palm OS 5.x XX Palm OS 4.x Color X Palm OS 3.5x and X 4.x Gray

Tungsten Devices

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

Table 10 Device Tracking Tungsten Devices

Operating System Supported in release 2.3.1 2.3 2.2.2 2.2.1 2.2 2.0 Tungsten X Tungsten E2 XXX Tungsten T5 XXXXX

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