Planning for device security

This section provides information about each HCL Traveler security option and how they can be applied by device type. You can use this information to plan your security configuration for HCL Traveler on your devices.

Table 1. Supported security options in HCL Traveler
HCL Traveler Support	Security Option
	Encrypted data in transit (through HTTPS)¹	Domino® encrypted mail	Remote wipe	Encrypted data at rest	Password monitoring to allow or deny access	Application level password
Apple iOS Mail Client	Supported	Supported With HCL Traveler companion application available from the Apple iTunes store	Supported HCL Traveler data wipe options	Supported with Domino® policies or HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings. Whole devices can be encrypted, and enabled and enforced with the security policies in HCL Traveler. All supported iOS devices support hardware encryption.	Supported with Domino® policies or HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings.	Not supported
HCL Verse for iOS	Supported	Supported	Supported HCL Traveler data wipe options	Supported	Supported with Domino policies or HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings	Supported Enforceable from HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings.
Android	Supported	Supported	Supported (Device wipe requires Android 5.0 or higher)	Supported All content is encrypted using 256bit encryption.	Supported with Domino® policies or HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings. Requires an Android 5.0 or higher device.	Supported. Enforceable from HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings
BlackBerry 10	Supported	Supported Requires a BES to send encrypted mail from the device.	Supported Device wipe; or when issued to a device managed by BES 10, it wipes only the work perimeter.	Supported	Supported with HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings	Not supported
Windows Phone	Supported	Not Supported	Supported HCL Traveler data wipe options	Supported with Windows Phone 8 or higher versions.	Supported with HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings	Not supported
Windows Surface RT and Pro	Supported	Not Supported	Supported HCL Traveler data wipe options	Supported	Supported with HCL Traveler device preferences and security settings	Not supported

¹ It is strongly recommended that the connection used by mobile HCL Traveler clients is secured. This is most commonly done using an SSL connection but can also be accomplished by using a secure Virtual Private Network that is compatible with the mobile device. If the connection is not secured by one of these methods that provides encryption, then the data exchanged between the mobile client and the connection end point, including user ID and password data, could be susceptible to eavesdropping.

For additional information on defining security polices, refer to Assigning preferences and security settings to devices. For additional information on remotely wiping a device, refer to Remote wipe.