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iOS Hardening Configuration Guide - DSD

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VPN<br />

� IPSec and SSL are <strong>DSD</strong> Approved Cryptographic Protocols, please refer to the<br />

Evaluated Products List (EPL) for more information –<br />

http://www.dsd.gov.au/infosec/epl/<br />

� “VPN Server <strong>Configuration</strong> for <strong>iOS</strong> 4 Devices” on http://developer.apple.com should<br />

be consulted for server side settings that <strong>iOS</strong> supports.<br />

� Certificate based Machine Authentication. Full trust chain needs to be included.<br />

� Split tunnel VPN should be off ( set VPN concentrator side )<br />

� VPN on Demand should be enabled with a whitelist of agency URLs or domains that<br />

device is allowed to access<br />

� Proxy should be configured - ideally a PAC file.<br />

Email<br />

� Not typically needed if EAS (e.g. Exchange ActiveSync Gateway, Lotus Notes<br />

Traveller) is in use. Otherwise appropriate to IMAP server, and can co-exist with<br />

Exchange.<br />

� If set, SSL only, with authentication<br />

Exchange ActiveSync<br />

� Settings as per EAS server details, SSL authentication credentials required to control<br />

both which device and which users have access to EAS.<br />

� Note if a profile with an EAS payload is removed, all EAS synced email and<br />

attachments are deleted from the device.<br />

LDAP<br />

� As per agency requirements if desired. Not typically needed if Exchange GAL is<br />

used, but can co-exist.<br />

� SSL recommended<br />

CalDAV<br />

� As per agency requirements if required. May not be needed if Exchange used, but<br />

can co-exist.<br />

� SSL recommended<br />

CardDAV<br />

� As per agency requirements if required. May not be needed if Exchange is used, but<br />

can co-exist.<br />

� SSL recommended<br />

Subscribed Calendars<br />

� As per agency requirements<br />

� SSL should be used if there is any sensitivity to the calendar data<br />

Web Clips<br />

� As per agency requirements. These are “aliases” or links to URLs with a custom icon<br />

on the home screen.<br />

� Typical use would include links to pages for AUP, helpdesk contact details, telephone<br />

URLs, and SCEP re-enrolment pages. Note that these web pages could use<br />

preference manifest settings in their HTML to work when the site is offline or the<br />

device is off the network.<br />

� Web clips can also be used to install Enterprise In-House Applications.<br />

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