Like Gmail, when an user changed his Windows Password, have a notification to explain there is a synchonization problem.
Invite the user to change his password instead of go to his mails accounts.

For data security allow the disabling of device functionality like copy/paste & camera when certain applications are open.

The current privacy advisor always shows all apps, including such, which have no permission in regards to the filter setting. IMHO, we should completely remove them from the view

If a user (or thief) enters the passcode wrongly 3 times, make a photo and mail it to a predefined address

Protect the de-installation of the app with a pin or password as a lot of competitors are doing it

If a thief replaces the SIM card in an SMSec protected phone, we send the new phone number to the preregistered number. Please add the location of the devices at that time to the message

Support more than one trusted SIM card in the SMSec app. This might be important for traveling users

In the case of shared mobile devices, if a password is forgotten, there may not be a single user account to send the password to. It makes it much easier if the passwords can be reset to a default password. In past versions of SMC the password was able to be set from the admin console. It would be helpful to have that functionality return.

instead of downloading the xls file after clicking a report, you can show the report in a web page and add a button for the user to export it to xls.

SSL should be made the default setting when defining connections to mail and LDAP servers.

We want to synchronize global settings (for example Blacklist) to a existing customers. At the moment we administer this to all existing customers. If it possible to synchonize this with a synchronize button or automatically?

Add to the signature set capabilities to identify android version exposed to hack or attack

If an employee moves groups or departments, their device would be automatically moved to a new device group, allowing different profiles to be installed, or reports based on those device groups

Currently Sophos Mobile Control already works with Zarafa Mailservers (Exchange alternative) but is not officially supported. This product is quite widespread an a support would extend our possibilities to promote the solution.

Please provide a functionality for the SMC admin to remotely reset the ignored apps on a mobile device. If a user worked around an issue with a particular app and the issue has been resolved, the ignored apps should be reseted by the admin

Implement a way to schedule all possible reports in SMC and let the server generate them without any user interaction. The reports should become distributed to the report owners by e-mail

Currently you can enroll profiles via SSP on a user/group base but if a user has an iPhone and an iPad and you want different profiles for iPads you have to manually add the iPad profile.

Make the “Admin Mail Recipients” unique to each compliance group as well as the notification time frame. Use case: Administrators have a list of high-profile devices, such as those utilized by top management or likely to contain sensitive data. They can create a separate compliance group that will notify during more hours, and perhaps notify more individuals. Suggestion: Perhaps have a new compliance group automatically duplicate the default values found on the Compliance settings screen.

When doing location awareness: one clicks on the button to initiate the find of the device, then the checkbox icon to confirm. Then the administrator is taken to the view of tasks. For the acquainted, this makes since, as the task must complete successfully before the location can be shown for the device. However, for the unacquainted, this shifting results in thoughts like “What did I click wrong?” or “Why did it just do that???”

Add DLP functionality to SMC Exchange Active Sync Proxy to allow or prevent emails and / or documents containing sensitive content or protective markings to be sent on to mobile devices connected to Exchange via SMC EAS.