IT security overbearing...
I need help accessing my own phone. My IT department implemented new security policies today...specifically requiring the use of a password set to just 20 minutes idle time. Blackberry supports up to an hour, which I think is more reasonable. However, the IT dept. locked the password and idle time settings.
How do I get around the locks and modify the settings??? |
Re: IT security overbearing...
Hi -
I think you will generally get an answer like this one: "Circumventing IT Policies - even on your own phone - could lead to your dismissal". It's their BES, their network and their policies. You can't get around the locks. Unless you have them remove the IT Policy and remove you from the BES. Sorry... |
Re: IT security overbearing...
Quote:
However, hypothetically...if one were to remove the it policy from the phone after it has been implemented on the BES, does that result in the device losing communication with the BES? |
Re: IT security overbearing...
Quote:
Quote:
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
Sorry - didn't realize it was your company! Damn over zealous BES Admins. Tell them to create a new IT Policy for you with a 60 minute timeout.
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
Honest mistake.....If IT department works for the OP, then why here asking how to "get around the locks and modify the settings."
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
Ding ding ding! If I owned the company, the solution would be simple and wouldn't involve posting here for assistance. *shrug*
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
Somehow, I don't believe it. How many times have we heard similar things?
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
And how many CEOs think up rad screen names like "GirkMonster"? Doesn't smell right to me either.
|
Re: IT security overbearing...
Yeah, calling BS on this one.
Here's what was posted on another forum by a user with the same "rad screen name". Doesn't sound like the owner of the company. IT Security Frustration...please help I have been forced to use Password security starting today. I had previously set the delay to 1 hour, the longest setting allowed for idle time before the password kicks in. However, this morning when the BES provisioned the new security protocols onto my phone (against my will)...it set the idle time to 20 minutes and locked it. The basic password setting is also locked. Is there any way to hack into, I mean "access," my own phone and change this? |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:42 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.