Author: Trend Micro Incorporated
Date: September 2011
Version: GM
Trend Micro Mobile Security
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Introduction to Mobile Security
•	Introduction to Mobile Security
•	Introduction to Mobile Security
•	Mobile Security overview
Trend Micro Mobile Security offers comprehensive protection for your S60 phone. With Mobile Security, you can scan your phone for mobile threats, filter SMS and WAP Push messages, and filter inbound and outbound network traffic. Your device can also update components from and synchronize security policies with the Mobile Security server after the installation.
Main tasks
•	Main tasks
•	Firewall
•	Real-time scan
•	Firewall protection levels
•	Manual scan
•	Update
You can run the following tasks from the main screen:
•	Enable or disable the real-time Anti-Malware scanner
•	Change the firewall protection level or disable the firewall
•	Scan for viruses and other malware
•	Update Anti-Malware components
To enable or disable real-time scan, scroll to Real-time scan and press the scroll key.
To change the firewall protection level or disable the firewall, scroll to Firewall and press the scroll key.
To scan for malware, select Options > Scan Now.
To update Anti-Malware components, select Options > Update.
Scan results
•	Scan results
•	Scan results
•	Delete
•	Quarantine
•	Detected files
•	Suspicious files
After a manual scan or a card scan, you can delete or quarantine suspicious and unscannable files. If you do not specify an action before leaving this screen, the files will remain in their original state.
•	Unscannable files are inaccessible archive files. These files may be compressed within too many layers of compression, password-protected, or too large to be extracted on the phone. You can configure Trend Micro Mobile Security to scan archives in up to three compression layers.
To delete a suspicious or unscannable file, scroll to the file and select Options > Delete.
To quarantine a suspicious or unscannable file, scroll to the file and select Options > Quarantine.
•	To delete or quarantine all suspicious files, select Options and select Delete all or Quarantine all. These options will not delete or quarantine unscannable files.
Scan settings
•	Scan settings
•	Scan settings
•	Quarantine
•	Delete
•	Real-time scan
•	Compressed files
•	ZIP files
•	SIS files
•	Anti-Malware
•	Anti-Malware action
•	Detected files
•	Card scan
To configure Anti-Malware scan settings, select Options > Settings > Scan settings.
To scan files every time they are accessed, scroll to Real-time scan and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To set the action to take on detected files, scroll to Default action and press the scroll key to select one of the following:
•	Quarantine—encrypts and moves files to prevent inadvertent access; quarantined files can be restored
•	Delete— permanently removes files from your phone
•	Deny access—prevents users and applications from accessing the files
•	The selected action applies only to files detected by the real-time scanner. 
To specify the number of layers to scan within compressed ZIP and SIS files, scroll to ZIP/SIS scan level and press the scroll key. Select the number of layers.
To scan memory cards after they are inserted, scroll to Instant card scan and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
Update settings
•	Update settings
•	Update
•	Scheduled updates
•	Forced updates
•	Connection alert
•	Update frequency
To configure update settings, select Options > Settings > Update settings.
To be alerted before Mobile Security opens a connection, scroll to Connection alert and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To check for updates at fixed intervals, scroll to Scheduled updates and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To set the interval between updates, first ensure that Scheduled updates is enabled. Then scroll to Update frequency and press the scroll key to select the interval.
Mobile Security will attempt to check for updates right after you connect your phone to the Internet, but only if the specified interval has elapsed since the last successful update check.
To ensure that your protection is up to date, Mobile Security will regularly perform a forced update. This update will open your default Internet connection when necessary and will occur at specified intervals, regardless of the interval since the last manual or scheduled update.
To set the interval between forced updates, scroll to Force update after and press the scroll key to select the interval.
Firewall settings
•	Firewall settings
•	Firewall
•	IDS
•	Denial of service (DoS)
•	Intrusion detection system (IDS)
•	Firewall protection levels
•	Firewall rules
To configure firewall settings, select Options > Settings > Firewall settings.
To filter network traffic, scroll to Firewall and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To block denial of service (DoS) attacks, first ensure that the Firewall is enabled. Then scroll to IDS and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To set the firewall protection level, first ensure that the Firewall is enabled. Then scroll to Protection level and press the scroll key to select from the following protection levels:
•	Low—all inbound and outbound traffic is allowed
•	Normal—all outbound traffic is allowed; all inbound traffic is blocked
•	High—all inbound and outbound traffic is blocked 
To specify exceptions to the default behavior of the chosen protection level, scroll to Firewall rule list and press the scroll key to create firewall rules.
Firewall rule list
•	Firewall rule list
•	Firewall
•	Firewall rules
•	Rule order
•	Moving rules
To maintain your firewall rules, select Options > Settings > Firewall settings. On the Firewall settings screen, scroll to Firewall rule list and press the scroll key.
To add a new rule, select Options > New rule. Provide the details of the new rule. 
Firewall rules may overlap when they cover the same ports or the same IP addresses. When they do, rules on top of the list take precedence over rules that are closer to the bottom.
To move a rule up or down the list, first scroll to the rule and then select Options > Move. Then scroll up or down to move the rule and select OK. 
To edit or view a rule, scroll to the rule and press the scroll key. The Rule details screen opens. 
You also have the following options:
•	Delete—remove the selected rule from the list 
•	Duplicate—create a new rule by copying the selected rule
Firewall rule details
•	Firewall rule details
•	Firewall
•	Firewall rules
•	Firewall rule details
•	Protocol
•	IP address
To add, edit, or view a firewall rule:
1.	Select Options > Settings > Firewall settings. 
2.	On the Firewall settings screen, scroll to Firewall rule list and press the scroll key. 
3.	Select Options > New rule or scroll to a rule and then press the scroll key. 
Each firewall rule has the following settings that you can configure:
•	Name—unique identifier 
•	Status—whether the rule is on or off 
•	Action—whether a connection attempt that matches the rule will be allowed, denied, or only logged
•	Direction—whether this rule applies to incoming or outgoing connections or both 
•	Protocol—the network protocol to which this rule applies
•	Port(s)—the ports in the phone (for incoming connections) or remote system (for outgoing connections) where access is allowed or denied; you can allow or deny access to all network ports, a port range, or up to 32 specific ports
•	IP address(es)—the IP addresses to allow or deny access to; you can allow or deny access to all IP addresses, a specific IP address, an IP address range, or a subnet
To change a setting, scroll to a setting and press the scroll key.
SMS Anti-Spam settings
•	SMS anti_spam settings
•	SMS Anti-Spam
•	Anti-Spam
•	Blocked list
•	Approved list
•	Filtering list
•	Unknown SMS
•	Spam
To configure SMS Anti-Spam settings, select Options > Settings > SMS Anti-Spam.
To filter SMS messages, scroll to Anti-Spam setting and press the scroll key to select either of the following options:
•	Use approved list—when selected, Mobile Security will block all messages except messages from numbers on this list 
•	Use blocked list—when selected, Mobile Security will allow all messages except messages coming from numbers on this list
To disable SMS Anti-Spam filtering, select Disable Anti-Spam under Anti-Spam setting.
To modify the selected Anti-Spam filtering list, scroll to Approved/Blocked list and press the scroll key.
To block SMS messages without sender numbers, first select Use blocked list under Anti-Spam setting. Then scroll to Block unknown SMS and press the scroll key to select Enabled. 
•	Mobile Security will move all blocked SMS messages to a Spam folder in your messaging inbox.
SMS Anti-Spam settings will be locked if the Mobile Security Anti-Spam setting is enabled with server-side control of SMS Anti-Spam.
SMS Anti-Spam filtering list
•	SMS anti_spam filtering list
•	SMS Anti-Spam
•	Anti-Spam
•	Blocked list
•	Approved list
•	Filtering list
•	Importing contacts
To maintain your SMS Anti-Spam filtering list, first select Options > Settings > SMS Anti-Spam. Then scroll to Approved/Blocked list and press the scroll key.
To add a sender to the Anti-Spam filtering list, you can do either of the following: 
•	Manually enter sender details 
•	Import senders from your contact list
To manually enter sender details, first select Options > New entry. Then enter the name and number of the sender and select OK.
To import senders, select Options > Import. The Import screen opens. For detailed instructions, see the help for the Import screen.
You also have the following options:
•	Edit—modify sender details
•	Delete—remove the selected sender from the list
Importing to SMS Anti-Spam list
•	Importing to SMS anti_spam list
•	Importing contacts
•	SMS Anti-Spam
•	Anti-Spam
•	Blocked list
•	Approved list
•	Filtering list
To import senders from your contact list to your SMS Anti-Spam filtering list:
1.	Select Options > Settings > SMS Anti-Spam. 
2.	Scroll to Approved/Blocked list and press the scroll key.
3.	Select Options > Import.
To import contacts:
1.	Select the contacts to import by:
•	Scrolling to a contact and pressing the scroll key
•	Choosing all contacts by selecting Options > Select all
2.	Select Options > Import.
WAP Push protection settings
•	WAP Push protection settings
•	WAP Push
•	WAP Push filtering
•	Trusted list
•	WAP Push notification
WAP Push messages typically display an alert that gives you the option to connect directly to a WAP site and download content. You may receive inaccurate or uninformative WAP Push messages designed to trick you into accepting unwanted content. With WAP Push protection, you can avoid downloading and installing unwanted content on your phone.
To configure WAP Push protection settings, select Options > Settings > WAP Push protection.
To receive WAP Push messages from trusted senders only, scroll to WAP Push protection and press the scroll key to select Enabled. Blocked messages will not be stored on your phone. 
To accept or reject WAP Push messages as they arrive, scroll to WAP Push notification and press the scroll key to select Enabled.
To maintain your WAP Push trusted senders list, scroll to Trusted list and press the scroll key.
•	WAP Push protection settings will be locked if the Mobile Security WAP Push protection setting is enabled with server-side control of WAP Push Protection.
WAP Push trusted list
•	WAP Push trusted list
•	WAP Push
•	WAP Push filtering
•	Trusted list
To maintain your WAP Push trusted list, first select Options > Settings > WAP Push protection. Then scroll to Trusted list and press the scroll key.
To add a sender to the trusted senders list, first select Options > New entry. Then enter the name and number of the sender and select OK.
•	With WAP Push notification enabled, you can add message senders to your trusted list whenever Mobile Security prompts you to allow or block WAP Push messages.
You also have following options:
•	Open—view sender details
•	Edit—modify sender details 
•	Delete—remove the selected sender from the list
Advanced settings
•	Advanced settings
•	Advanced settings
•	Connection settings
•	Access points
To configure how Mobile Security connects to the Mobile Security server during updates, select Options > Settings > Advanced settings.
To select the access point to use, scroll to Access point and press the scroll key to choose an access point. 
•	To define more access points, edit your mobile device connection settings. Refer to the documentation for your mobile device for more information.
Scan Log
•	Scan Log
•	Scan Log
•	Anti-Malware log
•	Detections
•	Logs
•	Risk name
•	Action
•	Clear log
To view the list of log entries for malware detections, select Options > Logs > Scan Log.
To view the details of a log entry, scroll to the entry and press the scroll key. Each Scan Log entry contains the following information: 
•	Found—when the malware was detected 
•	Risk name—the name of the malware
•	File—the name and location of the detected file 
•	Action—whether the file was quarantined, deleted, or ignored (user exited the scan results screen without doing any action)
•	Result—whether the action was successfully completed; if the file was ignored, it will not be logged.
To delete the entries in the Scan Log, select Options > Clear log.
•	Mobile Security allocates 16-KB of memory space for each log type. When it reaches this limit, it automatically deletes the oldest entries to accommodate new entries.
Task Log
•	Task Log
•	Task Log
•	Update Log
•	Manual Scan Log
•	Logs
•	Suspicious files
•	Files not scanned
•	Clear log
To view the list of log entries for product tasks, including manual scans, card scans, and updates, select Options > Logs > Task Log. 
To view the details of a log entry, scroll to the entry and press the scroll key. Each Task Log entry contains the following information: 
•	Started—when the task was started 
•	Ended—when the task was completed
•	Task—whether a scan or an update was performed
•	Files scanned—the number of files checked for malware (scan tasks only) 
•	Suspicious files—the number of files found with malware (scan tasks only) 
•	Files not scanned—the number of files skipped when scanning (scan tasks only) 
•	Result—whether the task was successfully completed
To delete the entries in the Task Log, select Options > Clear log.
•	Mobile Security allocates 16-KB of memory space for each log type. When it reaches this limit, it automatically deletes the oldest entries to accommodate new entries.
Firewall Log
•	Firewall Log
•	Firewall Log
•	Logs
•	Firewall
•	IDS
•	Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
•	IP address
•	Protocol
•	Source IP
•	Destination IP
•	Action
•	Clear log
Mobile Security generates an entry in the Firewall Log every time a connection attempt matches a rule or when the predefined protection levels or the intrusion detection system (IDS) blocks a connection attempt.
To view the list of Firewall Log entries, select Options > Logs > Firewall Log. 
To view the details of a log entry, scroll to the entry and press the scroll key. Each Firewall Log entry contains the following information: 
•	Type—event type, whether firewall or IDS 
•	Date and time—when the connection attempt was made 
•	Action—whether the connection was allowed or blocked 
•	Protocol—UDP, TCP, ICMP, or the corresponding number for the protocol used by the connection
•	Direction—whether the connection was inbound or outbound 
•	Source IP—the IP address that requested the connection 
•	Destination IP—the IP address receiving the connection 
•	Destination port—the port used for the connection
•	Description—indicates whether a firewall rule or predefined protection was applied; for IDS, indicates the type of attack
To delete the entries in the Firewall Log, select Options > Clear log.
•	Mobile Security allocates 16-KB of memory space for each log type. When it reaches this limit, it automatically deletes the oldest entries to accommodate new entries. 
Spam Log
•	Spam Log
•	Anti-Spam log
•	Spam log
•	Logs
•	SMS Anti-Spam log
•	Blocked messages
•	Sender
•	Clear log
•	This is an index entry
To view the list of log entries for blocked SMS messages, select Options > Logs > Spam log.
To view the details of a log entry, scroll to the entry and press the scroll key. Each Spam Log entry contains the following information: 
•	Received—when the message arrived 
•	Sender—the phone number of the message sender
•	Type—the message type (SMS)
•	Result—whether the message was successfully blocked 
To delete the entries in the Anti-Spam log, select Options > Clear log. 
•	Mobile Security allocates 16-KB of memory space for each log type. When it reaches this limit, it automatically deletes the oldest entries to accommodate new entries.
WAP Push log
•	WAP Push log
•	WAP Push protection log
•	WAP Push log
•	Logs
•	Sender
•	Blocked messages
•	Clear log
To view the list of log entries for blocked WAP Push messages, select Options > Logs > WAP Push log. 
To view the details of a log entry, scroll to the entry and press the scroll key. Each WAP Push log entry contains the following information:
•	Received—when the message arrived 
•	Sender—the phone number of the message sender
•	Type—the message type (WAP Push)
•	Result—whether the message was successfully blocked
To delete the entries in the WAP Push log, select Options > Clear log. 
•	Mobile Security allocates 16-KB of memory space for each log type. When it reaches this limit, it automatically deletes the oldest entries to accommodate new entries.
Quarantine list
•	Quarantine list
•	Quarantine
•	Quarantined files
•	Restore
To access files that have been quarantined, select Options > Quarantine list.
To restore a quarantined file, scroll to the quarantined file and select Options > Restore.
•	Do not open files after restoring them, unless you are certain that they are safe.
To delete a quarantined file, scroll to the quarantined file and select Options > Delete.
To view the details of a quarantined file, scroll to the quarantined file and press the scroll key.
Malware definitions
•	Virus definitions
•	Malware definitions
•	Malware information
•	Mobile malware
•	Malware descriptions
•	Malware list
To view the list of mobile malware that Mobile Security can detect, select Options > Malware definitions.
To view additional information about a malware, scroll to the name of the malware and press the scroll key.
Registration
•	Registration
•	Registration
•	Register
You need to register Trend Micro Mobile Security to the Mobile Security server to use it beyond the trial date.
To register the product, first select Options > Register. Then enter the device name, Mobile Security server host name or IP address, port number, user name and password, and then select Options > Register.