Security features

BlackBerry Access

is built using the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

and provides users with access to your organization's network behind your firewall. For more information about security and the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

, including how data-at-rest and data-in-transit is secured, cryptography details, and policy enforcement, see the

BlackBerry Dynamics

Security White Paper.

BlackBerry Access

protects data with anti-debugging techniques, method integrity checking, and source code obfuscation of security-sensitive code on all platforms. Unlike users on

iOS

and

Android

platforms, users on a

Windows

and

macOS

platforms have administrator privileges.

BlackBerry Access for Windows

and

BlackBerry Access for macOS

do not have compliance rules that detect whether a device is jailbroken or rooted.

BlackBerry Access for Windows

and

BlackBerry Access for macOS

have an additional compliance policy to check for the presence of antivirus software.

The following are some additional security features that are specific to

BlackBerry Access

All browser data stored in a secure container

Support for PAC files

Connectivity profiles that define the network connections, Internet domains, IP address ranges, and app servers that devices can connect to when using

BlackBerry Access

DLP policy enforcement

Support for various authentication methods, including client certificates,

Kerberos

, and more

Separate

BlackBerry Dynamics

certificate store

Support for S/MIME in

BlackBerry Work for Windows

and

BlackBerry Work for macOS