Configure attestation for iOS devices
iOS
devicesWhen you enable attestation for
iOS
devices, it ensures that only authorized and uncompromised devices are being used in your organization. During attestation, the device's properties (for example, its serial number) or identifiers are verified to be legitimate and not spoofed. This feature requires unsupervised devices to be running iOS
16 or iPadOS
16.1 or later. For supervised devices, iOS
17 or iPadOS
17 or later is required.- In the management console, on the menu bar, clickSettings > General settings > Attestation.
- Select theEnable periodic attestation challenges for Apple devices that are running iOS 16 or latercheck box.
- In theChallenge frequencysection, specify how often the device must return an attestation response toUEM. The minimum challenge frequency is 9 days.
- In theGrace periodsection, specify the grace period for devices. When the grace period expires with no successful attestation response, a device is considered out of compliance and is subject to the actions that you specify in the assigned compliance profile.
- ClickSave.
- In the activation profile, specify whether the attestation occurs during device activation and/or periodically. Managed device attestation applies to theMDM controlsand theUser privacyactivation types, but not theUser privacy - User enrollmentactivation type. When you select theUser privacyactivation type in the activation profile, you must select at least one of the management options (such as "Allow VPN management").
- In the compliance profile, select the "Managed device attestation failure" rule and specify the compliance actions that you want carried out against devices that fail attestation.
- In the management console, you can view a device's attestation status in the device details.