New features summary

These are cumulative release notes. If a release does not appear in this section, then there were no associated new features and enhancements.

Product nomenclature: This is cumulative documentation and the product names you encounter in this documentation were accurate at the time of publication. Ivanti updates each new section to reflect evolving product nomenclature, but leaves legacy citations intact to ensure proper frame of reference for the reader.

  • Support for Lookout SDK: Ivanti Mobile@Work for iOS now integrates with Lookout SDK version 4.1.17.

  • Support for Zimperium SDK: Ivanti Mobile@Work for iOS now integrates with Zimperium SDK version 5.6.37.

  • Deprecate iOS 15 support: From this release, Ivanti Mobile@Work for iOS will no longer support devices operating with iOS 15 versions.

  • Migration support for Zimperium V5: Starting from this release, existing Zimperium V4 console users can migrate to Zimperium V5 console.

  • Support for Integrated App Catalog: The Reinstall button displays on the apps installed on the device under the Integrated App Catalog on Mobile@Work for iOS. This helps the users to reinstall the app immediately when required.

  • Remove low-severity threats and a summary of the threats: Starting from this release, there is no longer a display of low-severity threats on the Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) home page and a display of a summary in collapsed form on the Critical and Important threat severity page.

  • Apple's iOS operating system (OS) version 18 support: Starting from this release, Mobile@work for iOS now supports Apple's iOS operating system (OS) version 18.

  • Support Zimperium v5 Console functionality: The v5 Console is a new updated console from Zimperium, and it is compatible with all existing features of Mobile@Work for iOS.

  • The user interface for Zimperium Dynamic Threat detection is redesigned on Mobile@Work for iOS: The client's Threat Defense UI is redesigned to support dynamic threats detected by the server. The threat defense card displays count based on severity, while the Threats Defense page lists all types of threats, sorted based on their severity.

  • Support to collect Ivanti Tunnel logs: Ivanti Mobile@Work for iOS now collects the Ivanti Tunnel logs from the application. Administrators can view these logs from the Ivanti Neurons for MDM.

  • Updated partner SDK version: Starting from this release, Mobile@work for iOS is now updated to partner SDK versions from 5.3.17 to 5.4.16.

  • Remove filtering for threats: Remove the filtering based on the availability of local actions to display all threats for iOS.

  • Catalan language support: Starting from this release, Mobile@work for iOS now supports Catalan language.

  • Deprecate iOS 14 support: From this release, Mobile@work no longer supports iOS 14 devices.

  • UI changes to threat category in Mobile@Work for iOS: Ivanti mobile threat defense introduces a change in threat categories in a user interface (UI) that dynamically adjusts based on threat severity. On the home page, the threat defense card shows the count of different threats based on severity. In addition, the threat details page that appears when the threat card is clicked has been redesigned to show all the threats on one screen, arranged according to threat severity. The most serious threats are shown first, and threats of the same level are shown according to when they occurred.

    The new threat card and the threat details' screen now show a greater number of threats than in previous version, as MTD now displays all the applicable threats rather than only a subset, as was the case in the previous UI.

  • VNS enablement for visible notification: Ivanti enables Visible Notifications with VNS Server for MTD users, giving them control over VNS notification scheduling. Before this release, VNS visible notifications were scheduled based on the MTD schedule. Now, the VNS timeout is separated from the MTD wakeup. In this release, Ivanti introduced Schedule Notification Interval in Ivanti EPMM to set the schedule for VNS notification separately. For more information, see Setting the Schedule Notification Interval for iOS devices in the Mobile Threat Defense Solution Guide.

  • Safari Web Content Extension: In this release, Zimperium no longer provides the content blocker functionality to block suspicious URLs; instead, it includes the addition of a new Safari Web extension supported with the Zimperium V5 SDK. This Safari web extension works in conjunction with MTD configuration in Ivanti applications to block suspicious URLs on web browsers. The user must enable this Safari web extension, named Ivanti MTD Extension, from the settings menu. Safari web extensions are supported starting with iOS 15 and above. For more information, see Safari Web Extension in the Mobile Threat Defense Solution Guide.

General features and enhancements

  • Client receives executable Enable/Disable Enhanced logging command: This new feature is the client side of the Remote Enhanced Logging feature. The device user can allow or disallow the remotely activated Enhanced Logging for the given device.
  • Certificate Pinning - Registration Time: This new feature for certificate pinning provides a warning to the device user if the pinning fails: "You are not able to register at this time, please contact your administrator."
  • Support for new languages: The Hungarian and Swedish languages are now supported.
  • Improvement for administrator-required reporting: In this improvement, device users will receive in-app notifications of administrator requirements to register for Azure Active Directory (AAD) device compliance reporting. By clicking on the push notification, the device user is automatically taken to the correct in-app settings.

Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) features and enhancements

Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) protects managed devices from mobile threats and vulnerabilities affecting device, network, and applications. For information on MTD-related features, as applicable for the current release, see the Mobile Threat Defense Solution Guide for your platform, available under the MOBILE THREAT DEFENSE section on the Ivanti Product Documentation page.

Each version of the MTD guide contains all Mobile Threat Defense features that are currently fully tested and available for use on both server and client environments. Because of the gap between server and client releases, new versions of the MTD guide are made available with the final release in the series when the features are fully functional.