From Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console, you can send commands to connected mobile devices (for example, to locate or lock a device).
To send a command to a device:
The Devices section contains a list of devices that have been added to Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud.
This opens a page containing detailed information about the device. The right part of the page shows a list of commands that were sent to the device, including the date and time the commands were sent. The left part of the page shows the Commands list, which contains buttons with the commands that are available for the device.
The button name will change to Abort command <Name of selected command>. Execution of the command takes some time. Upon execution, the command is displayed in the list of executed commands in the right part of the page.
The set of supported commands depends on the operating system installed on the mobile device.
Set of supported commands for Android devices
Command |
Command execution result |
|---|---|
Lock |
The mobile device is locked. The device can only be unlocked by using the 16-character code defined in the device properties. |
Unlock |
The mobile device is unlocked. After unlocking a device running Android 5.0 – 6, the screen unlock password is reset to "1234". After unlocking a device running Android 7.0 or later, the screen unlock password is not changed. |
Reset to factory settings |
All data is deleted from the mobile device and the settings are rolled back to their factory values. After this command is executed, the device will not be able to receive or execute subsequent commands. On devices running Android 14 or later, this response is only applicable if the device is operating in device owner mode. |
Locate |
The device location is determined. The device properties page displays a map with the device location. |
Alarm |
The mobile device sounds an alarm. The alarm is sounded for 5 minutes (or for 1 minute if the device battery is low). |
Synchronize |
The security profile is instantly applied to the device, and then the device transmits the details of all events to Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud. |
Disable management |
The Wipe corporate data command is sent to the device. The user is prompted to manually remove Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Android from the device. In Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console, the device is moved to the Marked for deletion list. |
Set of supported commands for iOS and iPadOS devices
Command |
Command execution result |
|---|---|
Lock |
The mobile device is locked. |
Reset to factory settings |
All installed configuration profiles, provisioning profiles, and the iOS MDM profile are deleted. After this command is executed, the device will not be able to receive or execute subsequent commands. |
Wipe corporate data |
Corporate data such as corporate Wi-Fi settings, corporate contact details, and calendar are deleted. |
Synchronize |
The security profile is instantly applied to the device. |
Disable management |
The Wipe corporate data command is sent to the device. In Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud Management Console, the device is moved to the Marked for deletion list. |