What is the end-user experience when the solution is managed by PGP Universal Server?
Once activated, a BlackBerry smartphone needs to be enrolled into the PGP Universal Server Self-Managing Security Architecture (SMSA) by entering the user’s email address into the BlackBerry smartphone when prompted. PGP Universal Server will then automatically enroll the device. Once enrolled, the user is required to create a PIN to protect access to the user’s key store. PGP Universal Server security policies will automatically be enforced thereafter on the BlackBerry smartphone. PGP®-encrypted messages will appear in the BlackBerry messages screen. Encrypted messages will have a locked icon next to them to indicate they have been secured. The user will need to enter his/her PIN to decrypt and view those messages. Once the user has entered the PIN, he/she can cache the private key for a configurable period of time. This capability allows the user to view multiple messages in a single session without re-entering the PIN. When the message is viewed, the message sender’s PGP trust statu
