Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies are crucial to ensure an Enterprise’s sensitive information is accessible only to authorized users and application and cannot be shared with unknown entities.
This Knowledge Base article shows you how to enable the DLP settings in BlackBerry UEM/Good Control and enable BoostEMM capabilities on Appdome.
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Appdome is a no-code mobile integration platform as a service (iPaaS), supporting a wide variety of implementations for Android and iOS apps.
Appdome allows anyone to easily integrate Any app with the BlackBerry EMM SDK adhere to the BlackBerry Dynamics BlackBerry Data Leakage Prevention (DLP) settings configured in BlackBerry UEM or Good Control. DLP settings found in a BlackBerry Dynamics profile control copy/paste and open-in/with capabilities of Fused apps. BlackBerry DLP must also be turned on to enable app lockdown features available with BoostEMM™ by Appdome including:
DLP settings are used to control copy and paste to and from native or Fused BlackBerry dynamics apps, as well as control open-in or open-with apps. DLP settings are also required to enable the Appdome BoostEMM features: Connect Secure Browser, Connect Secure Email, and Secure Document Sharing.
DLP settings are used to control copy and paste to and from native or Fused BlackBerry dynamics apps, as well as control open-in or open-with apps. DLP settings are also required to enable the Appdome BoostEMM features: Connect Secure Browser, Connect Secure Email, and Secure Document Sharing.
The following instruction will guide you on how to complete your DLP BlackBerry Good Policy by allowing only Blackberry web browser/email client/document viewer to open links and documents from your secure app.
After completing this, we will guide you on how to fuse your app accordingly.
4. Make sure to have the checkbox next to “Allow external apps to open HTTP/HTTPS URLs through BlackBerry Access” turned on:
5.Click on Interoperability tab
6. Under Allow 3rd Party App to Send Mail make sure have the checkbox next to Enable sending mail from BlackBerry Work via mailto:gmmmailto:/gwmailto:
Under File Transfer Privileges make sure there is a checkbox next to “Enable exporting to 3rd-party native apps” and have a checkbox next to “Enable Importing from 3rd-party native apps.“
7. Enable permissions for importing from 3rd party native apps (for both iOS12 and below and for iOS 13 and Above):
8. Scroll up and open the Sending Attachments tab
9. Verify the “Allow sending attachments” box is checked with the maximum size:
In order to fuse your app to only open links using secure browsers and web clients, appdome offers BoostEMM.
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