Apple's iPhone Setting Trends - Computers

When it came to the market there was no other like it as it was way ahead of others.Integrated Mobile offers the following tips:Update your Wireless PolicyWhile your Wireless Policy cannot physically prevent a user from downloading one of the over 100,000 applications that may or may not be appropriate for your business, it is your first line of defense helping you gain control of the countless ways that iPhone users can use (or misuse) their devices.In addition to defining how iPhones and other devices are to be deployed, administered, and supported, your Wireless Policy should cover social networking, texting, acceptable applications, internet downloads, etc. You may also stipulate the use of a VPN whenever accessing corporate data over Wi-Fi.Start your iPhone Users off RightProcurement sets the stage for proper usage going forward. A new iPhone should land in the user's hands with the plan, accessories, applications, email setup, and configuration settings outlined in y our Wireless Policy. This will allow the user to start working right away and improve the chances of adherence to your Wireless Policy going forward.Your mobile asset management team may also wish to use the Restrictions functionality available on the iPhone. Located in Settings -> General -> Restrictions, this area is protected by a passcode and enables an authorized user to prevent access to certain functionality including: YouTube, application installation, the camera, movies, etc.Secure your iPhonesAs with all mobile devices, security is extremely important. The iPhone 3GS protects data by encrypting information in transmission, at rest on the device, and when backed up to iTunes. Other features and settings can help prevent unauthorized use of the device.- Take advantage of the Passcode Lock functionality -Whenever the device's display locks, whether due to Auto-Lock or the iPhone Sleep button, Passcode Lock requires a four-digit code to be entered before the device can be accessed again. The Passcode Lock configuration area also has an Erase Data option, which enables a complete wipe of your iPhone after 10 failed passcode attempts. This functionality can be used to guard against data loss in the event of a lost or stolen phone.- Be careful with Wi-Fi -While the iPhone lets you connect to high-speed wireless networks for faster Web browsing and better data coverage, employing Wi-Fi networks without taking the proper security precautions can leave the device open to hackers. Only connect to Wi-Fi networks using Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) or another wireless security protocol. (You should be prompted for a password when you connect.) Then, to ensure that you don't unknowingly connect to Wi-Fi networks while on the go, you should enable the iPhone's Ask to Join Networks function.- Connect to your Organization's Virtual Private Network (VPN) -VPNs use an encrypted Internet connection that acts as a secure "tunnel" for data. They are often u sed within organizations to enable users to securely access the company's network behind a firewall.The iPhone supports VPNs that use the L2TP, PPTP, Cisco IPSec, and a number of other VPN protocols, and it works over both Wi-Fi and cellular data network connections.To configure your iPhone's VPN, go to Settings -> General -> Network -> VPN and then choose "Add VPN Configuration". Ask your network administrator which settings to use.

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