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Getting Started with TRITON Mobile Security > Step 6: Customize policies and device profiles
Step 6: Customize policies and device profiles
Getting Started Guide | Mobile Security Solutions
Policies govern end users' device usage. TRITON Mobile Security includes a predefined policy template that can be customized to meet your needs. You can also create your own custom policies.
Policies are made up of corporate and personal device profiles. These govern what functions will be allowed or blocked on each device as well as things like Wi-Fi and email settings.
Corporate profiles are typically more strict than personal profiles. By default, corporate profiles are assigned to corporate devices and personal profiles to personal devices.
Before you get started, configure the corporate and personal profiles used by your policies.
1.
In the Mobile tab, select General > Policies.
2.
Click the policy name, such as default_policy.
 
3.
In the Device Profile table, click Corporate.
 
4.
Under Restrictions > Traffic and Filtering:
a.
Select Use a PAC file to apply your company Web policy.
b.
Enter the URL of the Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) file used by your web security policies.
For the cloud service, if you want to copy the policy-specific PAC file URL, go to the General tab for that policy.
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Go to Web Security > Policy Management > Policies.
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Click on the policy you want, then view its General tab.
For the hybrid solution, retrieve the PAC file URL from the Hybrid User Identification page under Settings > Hybrid Configuration.
5.
Scroll through the Edit Corporate Profile screen and customize options as needed. For example, indicate whether or not a passcode is required for devices with this profile and what apps the devices can access. Also configure credentials and accounts that the devices can use to access network resources. Click Help on the screen for details about each field.
6.
Click Save.
7.
On the Edit Policy screen, click Personal.
8.
Repeat steps 4 and 5.
When you're done, proceed to Step 7: Register mobile devices with the system.
 
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Note 
If you use a third-party authentication option or Form Login authentication, you must override the authentication settings in the policy, by deploying a PAC file URL that uses the parameter "a=n." Otherwise, your end users will be prompted twice for credentials when they try to browse the Web from their mobile devices.
Example for a policy-specific PAC file:
http://webdefence.global.blackspider.com:8082/proxy.pac?p=22zz73bh&a=n
When the "a=n" parameter is applied, NTLM identification or basic authentication is used, depending on the policy settings and the browser or application capability.

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