How Device Classification Works
Device classification is used to classify users' devices as Personal, Managed, or Supervised. This is a powerful tool that IT administrators can use in order to better manage and secure corporate devices.
Your company's web security policies and the Tamperproof feature (see below for details) are enforced, optional, or always off, depending on the classification of your device:
Classification | Web Security | Tamperproof | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Supervised | On, and company web policies are enforced. | On | |
Managed | On, and company web policies are enforced, unless you opt-out. | Off | |
Personal | Off | Off | Your organization CANNOT see the web traffic on your device, even if the CloudGen Access app is installed and running. |
Tamperproof Feature
This feature provides your organization with the option to protect against unauthorized or accidental tampering with the app installation, security policy, and app settings on devices. When Tamperproof is enabled, you will not see an option to quit, unenroll, or stop the CloudGen Access app on your device.
Information Logged by Your Organization
The VPN tunnel will intercept any DNS requests and will only log the requests to the organization's resources configured with the CloudGen Access App. IT administrators can only restrict access to the organization's configured resources and applications within the CloudGen Access App.
The resource or application name, and when it was accessed.
If the Web Security feature is enabled (for Managed or Supervised devices), list of domain names and applications you accessed on your device.