Our mobile device management solution is now available in Univention App Center. That means companies of Univention Corporate Server has now a software for the secure integration of mobile devices. Auralis is preconfigured and with just a few clicks immediately ready for use.

So the open source provider Univention won with auralis a MDM solution from a German manufacturer for its platform.

“With the growing mobilization of the working day, the demand for solutions that enable secure mobile access to corporate networks, calendars and e-mail functions and internal applications is increasing,” says Nico Gulden, Product Manager of Univention GmbH. “We are pleased that we now can offer a solution in Univention App Center with auralis® which greatly facilitates the integration of mobile devices easier and safer in existing IT infrastructures.”

The software solution has been adapted for the Univention platform and pre-configured to be ready for immediate use on the Univention App Center with a few clicks. Thanks to the SSL-based authorization of devices, a built-in Certification Authority (CA) and strongly encrypted SSL connections, users can securely access e-mail, calendar, contacts, and tasks of your ActiveSync-compatible groupware. In addition, by the unique e-mail compression, auralis saving up to 90% of the transmission attachment volume.

Attractive is also the licensing model of the manufacturer Thinking Objects: With only one license per user and not per device, which significantly reduces costs compared to other enterprise vendors. Companies can test the software for 30 days free of charge.

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New Release & new features. With Version 2.2 and the integration of Android & Windows Phones we have expanded our solution an bring it up at CeBIT 2014th. Our presentations at CeBIT about Mobile Data Optimization with our Feature TrafficControl had many interests. Since BlackBerry routes the latest generations of equipment no longer on his RIM infrastructure and the devices are normally connected via ActiveSync, these consume as much data volume as any other conventional smartphone. But email compression is still an issue. Sometimes due to the reduction of roaming costs, but mostly because of the much faster data transfer to your smartphone.

New Dashboard

We have revised the dashboard from scratch. You can now see at a glance all the useful information about the integrated smartphones. Number iOS, Android & Windows Phone, Owner, Top Ten iOS & Android Apps and much more. Even our email compression feature Traffic Control feature earns an entirely own dashboard. You now see in detail down to the individual file type what you saving with TrafficControl.

BYOD marking

Now you can easily identify the owner from every device by marking them as company ownded or BYOD. Bring Your Own Device – is approved and applied in an increasing number of companies.

Role-based access

Do you have a 1st and 2nd level support, you can now provide a role-based access. The group support is blocked to the administrative settings.

Windows Phone 8.1

With Windows Phone 8.1 Microsoft has made his smartphone enterprise capable. All settings of the interface have been integrated into auralis 2.3. Now you can configure the restrictions that you need with a Windows Phone.

App management

The management of installed and needed apps is becoming increasingly important. With auralis 2.3 we have now created the possibility for iOS and Android devices to search the Apple App Store and Google Play Store for apps and to have them roll out directly on your smartphone. Even your own apps, you can integrate very easily.

Centralized WiFi Management

You had to configure for each group the necessary WiFi networks in the 2.2 version, you can now easily manage all of your Wi-Fi networks and assign the respective groups.

With the auralis® version 2.2.1 we fix the openssl library bug. Affected by this gap are all auralis® installations in version 2.2. Older versions are not affected by the vulnerability.

How does this work?

OpenSSL offers a free implementation of the TLS protocol (Transport Layer Security). It is used to establish an encrypted connection between a user and a server. It also serves to ensure that the client computer and the server itself can send each other signs of life during a connection. This so-called “Heartbeat” has a security leak. Thus, it is possible by an attack to steal memory content of the server in a size of 64 kilobytes and thus to obtain the private keys of certificates or other sensitive data.

Who is affected?

This affects all auralis® installation in version 2.2.0, respectively containing the vulnerable OpenSSL library. Older versions are not affected by this issue.

How can I protect myself?

Administrators can secure their installation against the OpenSSL bug by updating to version 2.2.1.

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