ios 10: more power and security for your mobile strategy

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More Power and Security for Your Mobile Strategy

Joshua Lambert

IBM MaaS360 CTO

iOS 10 with IBM MaaS360

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Today

iOS 10 ‘At a Glance’

– Supported Devices

– Extensibility arrives to more parts of iOS

Key Enterprise Features in iOS 10

Leveraging iOS 10 with MaaS360


iOS 10 – At a Glance

Released Sept 13th, next major version of iOS for:

– iPhone 5+

– iPad 4th gen, Mini 2nd gen+, Air, Pro

– iPod Touch 6th gen+

Hundreds of new features, including:

– Significantly enhanced iMessage app

– Improvements to notifications, and “Raise to Wake”

– Redesigned & Improved Music, Photos, Maps, Notes apps

– Hide default apps, faster JavaScript, little impact to old devices

10% of MaaS360 devices running iOS 10 in less than a week


iOS Extensions – Opening up the Platform

What are iOS Extensions?

– Extensions are parts of iOS that Apple has opened to allow 3rd party

developers to integrate with

• Extend and enhance core functionality

– Transformative effect on the iOS user experience

iOS 8 and 9 Extensions

– Share & Action Extensions

– Photo Editing, Keyboards, Ad Blockers and more


Extensions in iOS 10 – iMessage

iMessage was a key focus area for iOS 10

– Invisible Ink, full screen effects, tapbacks, animations, drawing, and

even 🤓 suggestions!

• … you’ve probably already seen some of these in your conversations already

Also added Extensions and Stickers

– Stickers are images you can drop into conversations

– Extensions allow apps to plug into the conversation

• Can be simple links, but also group participation!


Extensions in iOS 10 – Maps

Among other improvements, Extensions have been added

– Direct integration with ride sharing apps in a dedicated tab

• Allows you to directly book Uber, Lyft, etc.

– General purpose integration also available

• Book a table directly within Maps!

If you haven’t recently, give Maps another try

– Extensibility, new UX, great Transit, improving maps


Extensions in iOS 10 - Siri

Siri’s can now assist across many new categories

– VoIP Calling, Messaging, Payments, Photos, Workouts, Rides,

Reservations, and CarPlay

– Too many capabilities to list, so lets see some examples

Just made a reservation, sent a message, got a ride

– … all through 3rd party apps without touching my phone


Extensions in iOS 10 - Calls

VoIP apps can now be integrated into the OS cleanly

– Whatsapp, Cisco Spark, Viber and more support this today

VoIP and Cell calls handled transparently

– Incoming calls now display similar to Cellular calls on Lock screen

• Call waiting and hold can transition between VoIP and Cell

– Recents, Address Book, and other Contact features also support dialing

via 3rd party apps


Extensions in iOS 10 - Notifications

Significant improvements, enabled by new Extensions

– Apps can now process new and old notifications before shown

• No more endless stacking of notifications?

• Can enrich the notification with titles, subtitles, and media

– Thumbnails and other attachments can be shown to users

Notifications can also interacted with on lock screen

– Opportunity to display more content on 3D Touch

• Can pull up a view of nearby meetings for invitation

– Can offer simple interaction methods as well

• Text conversation without unlocking phone


Key Enterprise Features in iOS 10


Security Improvements in iOS 10

Increased 3rd party app security

– App Transport Security - now required Jan 1 2017

• Requires HTTPS, TLS 1.2 & AES-128 for network activity

– Removing vulnerable TLS cipher suites like RC4, SSLv3

Improvements to WebKit JIT Security

– Makes attacks like Pegasus/Trident much harder

iOS updates have moved to HTTPS

– Prevent attackers on network from interfering with updates

– Keep this in mind if you have used a network based method of slowing

updates!


Management changes in iOS 10 – Minor Update

Migrated some Restrictions to Supervised Only

– FaceTime, App Installation/Removal, Safari, iTunes, iCloud Docs/Data...

– If you aren’t using DEP, we strongly recommend you to do so

– New supervised options to prevent Bluetooth modifications

VPN Changes

– PPTP support has been removed from iOS 10

– IKEv2 only supports EAP for authentication

Cisco QoS marking on WiFi

– Can define which apps are allowed to be prioritized

Define default Call app for enterprise contacts

– Cisco Spark, Lync, and other VoIP apps


Refresher on important iOS 9.3 Changes

Control which apps appear on the Home screen

– Can either blacklist or whitelist specific apps

New Restrictions

– Apple Music, iCloud Photo Library, modify Notifications settings, …

Notification Settings

– Control how notifications appear for specific apps

• Can hide content from being displayed on Lock screen

New IKEv2 Settings

New option to allow iCloud MailDrop for Mail accounts


Leveraging iOS 10 with MaaS360 Demo


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