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Our discussion begins with systems failure and systems failure analysis definitions. A systems failure occurs when a system does not meet its requirements. A laser failing to designate its target, an aerial refueling system failing to transfer fuel at the proper flow rate, a blood chemistry analyzer failing to provide accurate test results, a munition that detonates prematurely, and other similar conditions are all systems failures. A systems failure analysis is an investigation to determine the underlying reasons for the nonconformance to system requirements. A systems failure analysis is performed to identify nonconformance root causes and to recommend appropriate corrective actions.
Nokia smartphones provide security and device management capabilities for both the business user and company IT needs. For most business users, security is a transparent feature that enables safe usage of the smartphone. Companies whoenable their employees to access email and other intranet data from smartphones, security accompanied with device management, provides tools to protect sensitive company data against unauthorized access.

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Security foundation Nokia Lumia smartphones are shipped from the factory with a pre-installed Nokia certificate. Certificate is used to validate that the smartphone is running Nokia validated authentic software. Certificate is always checked at the time of flash. Nokia certificate is written in the eMMC Secure Storage and forms the foundation for smartphone security. Device lock and wipeNokia Lumia smartphones can be locked using simple PIN or alphanumeric password. Device locking is the first line of defense to protect both personal and business data against theft or loss. User can set the password individually or IT administrator can enforce the use of passwords via Exchange ActiveSync policy. Device can be wiped remotely either using Microsoft Outlook Web Access or Microsoft Windows Live service. Furthermore, IT administrator can wipe the user device via Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager or 3rd party device management server supporting ActiveSync protocols.

Data protection Windows Phone controls how data is synchronized and does not allow synchronization of files and email via a local (USB tethered)workstation. This prevents rogue and potentially harmful files from being added to the phone. The Microsoft Zune software, the desktop application that connects Windows Phone to a Windows PC, only synchronizes media files, such as music, video and podcasts, or Windows Phone Marketplace apps, with a Windows Phone. This approach prevents users from copying or removing documents from or to a Windows Phone. IT professionals can set up Active Directory Rights Management Services (RMS) to provide an additional layer of protection for documents. RMS can be applied to email (a process that requires Exchange Server 2010) so that email can circulate in a protected environment but cannot be forwarded outside of the organization. RMS can also be applied to documents that are attached to email or stored on Share Point servers. This limits distribution and editing capabilities and prevents information from being leaked to unauthorized personnel. Windows Phone is the only smart phone currently available that handles rights protected email within the built-in email experience.

Secure connectivity Windows Phone 7 smart phones can connect securely to company intranets via Microsoft Unified Access Gateway (UAG). User authentication is based on Active Directory credentials and connection is encrypted with standard HTTPS protocol. Additionally, web reversed proxy technology with TLS security is supported for web-based access via SSL VPN gateways. All networking traffic with critical business applications, such as Exchange Server and Share Point, is encrypted using 128-bit or 256-bit AES encryption. This applies to on-premise deployments and cloud-based applications, such as Office 365 for enterprises. Third-party or custom applications on Windows Phone can also utilize SSL encryption to protect information in transit. Furthermore, Windows Phones can access Share Point sites behind the firewall by using the Forefront Unified Access Gateway SSL VPN server. Bluetooth implementation is based on version 2.1 driver set that has been specifically evaluated for security, as Bluetooth is a known attack vector for hackers and malware Security enhanced Wi-Fi protocols are designed for enterprise use supporting WPA (PSK, ENT) and WPA2 (PSK, ENT) implementations with PEAP-MSCHAPv2.

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Malware protection. Windows Phone applications are sandboxed and use isolated storage. Security architecture is built around chambers which define the boundaries of the application and prevent it from reading or writing the memory reserved for another application or modifying data stored by another application. This approach restricts malware from accessing or corrupting memory on the phone and causing harm. The Internet is the most prevalent source of malware. Browsing is made safer on Windows Phone because Internet Explorer runs in least-privileged mode, helping to ensure that malware or rogue apps cannot be downloaded from the Internet.

Just bought a nokia E63 to use on an O/S trip on eBay came from cash phone. Securtiy code 12345 wont work.Actually got in touch with original owner who hadn't changed any codes. Now I use Macs so Nokia in their wisdom doesn't make any kind of program to easily reinstall OS on their phones with a Mac only PC Their website is a trap of endless searching for nothing ... no wonder iPhone is so popular and god so easy to use, update, and repair. Nokia are going to lose the mobile phone edge they had very quickly their phones become more complicated to use and even more difficult to repair install software on etc. So pissed of after spending two days searching the web trying to find some way to get the frigging thing right ... Nokia = fail Any ideas on how to reset the phone to factory settings with the security code not working.

MANAGI NG SECURITY AND EMAIL POLICIES Windows Phone devices support Exchange ActiveSync protocol for email and security policy management. ActiveSync enables company IT to remotely manage policies such as passwords to help protect smartphones carrying sensitive company data. Management functions with Microsoft Exchange Servers and Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager are based on ActiveSync protocol. There are several device management solutions in the market supporting Windows Phone smartphones. Commonly the solutions utilize ActiveSync protocol for remote management functions.