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Below you will find brief information for SafeGuard Enterprise 7.0. SafeGuard Enterprise is a software solution that encrypts data on your computer or device, as well as providing an additional layer of authentication to further secure your data. This includes the ability to encrypt drives, files, and even cloud storage. The software also has a variety of features that can be used to manage and control your computer and devices’ security settings.
Key Features
Full disk encryption
File encryption
Cloud storage encryption
Power-on authentication
Centralized management
Detailed logging and reporting
Pages: 315 Sophos 7.0 Administrator's Guide
Brand: Sophos Category: Software Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 9 1 About SafeGuard Enterprise
- 11 2 Security best practices
- 14 3 About the SafeGuard Management Center
- 15 4 Logging on to the SafeGuard Management Center
- 15 4.1 Warning when company certificate expires
- 15 4.2 Log on in Single Tenancy mode
- 15 4.3 Log on in Multi Tenancy mode
- 16 4.4 SafeGuard Management Center user interface
- 17 4.5 Language settings
- 19 5 Configuring the SafeGuard Management Center
- 19 5.1 Prerequisites
- 19 5.2 Multi Tenancy configurations
- 20 5.3 Start initial SafeGuard Management Center configuration
- 20 5.4 Configure the database server connection
- 21 5.5 Create or select a database
- 21 5.6 Creating the Master Security Officer (MSO)
- 23 5.7 Create the company certificate
- 23 5.8 Complete initial SafeGuard Management Center configuration
- 24 5.9 Create further database configurations (Multi Tenancy)
- 24 5.10 Configure additional instances of the SafeGuard Management Center
- 26 6 Licenses
- 26 6.1 License file
- 27 6.2 Token licenses
- 27 6.3 Evaluation and demo licenses
- 28 6.4 License status overview
- 29 6.5 Import license files
- 30 6.6 License exceeded
- 32 7 Working with multiple database configurations
- 32 7.1 Create further database configurations
- 33 7.2 Connect to an existing database configuration
- 33 7.3 Export a configuration to a file
- 33 7.4 Import a configuration from a file
- 34 7.5 Import a configuration with the SafeGuard Management Center
- 34 Tenancy)
- 35 7.7 Fast switching of database configurations
- 35 7.8 Check database integrity
- 36 8 Registering and configuring SafeGuard Enterprise Server
- 36 8.1 Register and configure SafeGuard Enterprise Server for the current computer
- 37 8.2 Register and configure SafeGuard Enterprise Server for a different computer
- 38 8.3 Edit SafeGuard Enterprise Server properties
- 39 8.4 Register SafeGuard Enterprise Server with Sophos firewall enabled
- 40 9 Securing transport connections with SSL
- 40 9.1 Set up SSL
- 41 9.2 Activate SSL encryption in SafeGuard Enterprise
- 42 10 Creating the organizational structure
- 42 10.1 Import from Active Directory
- 44 10.2 Creating workgroups and domains
- 51 10.4 Display object properties in User and Computers
- 52 11 SafeGuard Enterprise Security Officers
- 52 11.1 Security officer roles
- 54 11.2 Create a role
- 55 11.3 Assign a role to a security officer
- 55 11.4 Displaying officer and role properties
- 56 11.5 Modifying a role
- 57 11.6 Copy a role
- 58 11.7 Delete a role
- 58 11.8 Create a Master Security Officer
- 60 11.9 Create a security officer
- 63 11.10 Assigning directory objects to a security officer
- 64 11.11 Promoting security officers
- 66 11.12 Demote Master Security Officers
- 66 11.13 Change the security officer certificate
- 66 11.14 Arrange security officers in the tree view
- 67 11.15 Fast switching of security officers
- 67 11.16 Delete a security officer
- 68 12 Keys and Certificates
- 69 12.1 Keys for data encryption
- 70 12.2 Personal Keys for file-based encryption by File Encryption
- 73 12.3 Certificates
- 75 12.4 Exporting company and Master Security Officer certificates
- 76 12.5 Virtual Clients
- 80 13 Company Certificate Change Orders
- 80 13.1 Renew the company certificate
- 81 13.2 Replace the company certificate
- 82 13.3 Managing Company Certificate Change Orders
- 83 14 Working with policies
- 83 14.1 Create policies
- 83 14.2 Edit policy settings
- 85 14.3 Policy groups
- 86 14.4 Back up policies and policy groups
- 86 14.5 Restore policies and policy groups
- 86 14.6 Assign policies
- 87 14.7 Manage policies in Users and Computers
- 88 14.8 Disabling policy deployment
- 88 14.9 Rules for assigning and analyzing policies
- 93 15 Working with configuration packages
- 93 15.1 Create configuration package for managed endpoints
- 94 15.2 Create configuration package for unmanaged endpoints
- 95 15.3 Create configuration package for Macs
- 97 16 SafeGuard Power-on Authentication (POA)
- 97 16.1 Logging on
- 99 16.2 Register further SafeGuard Enterprise users
- 99 16.3 User types
- 100 16.4 Configuring the SafeGuard Power-on Authentication
- 104 16.5 Supported Hotkeys in the SafeGuard Power-on Authentication
- 106 16.6 Disabled SafeGuard POA and Lenovo Rescue and Recovery
- 107 17 Administrative access to Windows endpoints
- 108 18 Service Account Lists for Windows logon
- 108 18.1 Create service account lists and add users
- 109 18.2 Additional information for entering user and domain names
- 110 18.3 Edit and delete service account lists
- 110 18.4 Assign a service account list in a policy
- 111 18.5 Transfer the policy to the endpoint
- 111 18.6 Log on to an endpoint using a service account
- 111 18.7 Log events
- 113 19 POA users for SafeGuard POA logon
- 113 19.1 Create POA users
- 113 19.2 Change the password for a POA user
- 114 19.3 Delete POA users
- 114 19.4 Create POA groups
- 114 19.5 Add users to POA groups
- 115 19.6 Remove users from POA groups
- 115 19.7 Assigning POA users to endpoints
- 117 19.8 Log on to an endpoint with a POA user
- 118 20 Policy settings
- 119 20.1 General settings
- 124 20.2 Authentication
- 130 20.3 Create forbidden PIN lists for use in policies
- 131 20.4 Syntax rules for PINs
- 133 20.5 Create forbidden password list for use in policies
- 134 20.6 Syntax rules for passwords
- 138 20.7 Passphrase for SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 139 20.8 White Lists for Device Protection policies for file-based encryption
- 141 20.9 Device Protection
- 146 20.10 Specific machine settings - basic settings
- 154 20.11 Logging for Windows endpoints
- 155 21 Disk encryption
- 155 21.1 SafeGuard full disk encryption
- 158 21.2 BitLocker Drive Encryption
- 167 21.3 FileVault 2 full disk encryption
- 169 22 SafeGuard Configuration Protection
- 170 23 File Encryption
- 171 23.1 Configuring encryption rules in File Encryption policies
- 176 23.2 Configuring File Encryption settings in General Settings policies
- 178 23.3 Multiple File Encryption policies
- 179 23.4 Evaluation of File Encryption rules on endpoints
- 179 23.5 Conflicting File Encryption Rules
- 179 23.6 File Encryption and SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 181 24 SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 181 24.1 Group keys
- 181 24.2 Local keys
- 182 24.3 Media passphrase
- 183 24.4 Best practice
- 187 24.5 Configure trusted and ignored applications for SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 188 24.6 Configure ignored devices for SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 188 24.7 Configure persistent encryption for SafeGuard Data Exchange
- 189 24.8 Track files accessed on removable media
- 189 24.9 SafeGuard Data Exchange and File Encryption
- 190 25 Cloud Storage
- 190 25.1 Requirements for Cloud Storage vendor software
- 190 25.2 Create Cloud Storage Definitions (CSDs)
- 195 25.3 Create a device protection policy with a Cloud Storage Definition target
- 196 25.4 Track files accessed in cloud storage
- 197 26 User Machine Assignment
- 197 26.1 User Machine Assignment in the SafeGuard Management Center
- 200 26.2 Assignment of user and computer groups
- 202 27 Tokens and smartcards
- 203 27.1 Token types
- 203 27.2 Components
- 206 27.3 Configure token use
- 206 27.4 Preparing for token use
- 208 27.5 Issuing a token
- 209 27.6 Configuring logon mode
- 211 27.7 Assigning certificates
- 214 27.8 Managing PINs
- 215 27.9 Managing tokens and smartcards
- 218 28 Secure Wake on LAN (WOL)
- 218 28.1 Secure Wake on LAN example
- 220 29 Recovery options
- 220 29.1 Recovery with Local Self Help
- 225 29.2 Recovery with Challenge/Response
- 239 29.3 Recovery for BitLocker
- 241 29.4 Recovery key for Mac endpoints
- 242 29.5 System Recovery for SafeGuard full disk encryption
- 246 30 Restore a corrupt SafeGuard Management Center installation
- 247 31 Restore a corrupt database configuration
- 248 32 Inventory and status data
- 248 32.1 Mac endpoints in the inventory
- 248 32.2 View inventory data
- 249 32.3 Show hidden columns
- 249 32.4 Filter inventory data
- 249 32.5 Refresh inventory data
- 250 32.6 Overview
- 251 32.7 Drives tab
- 252 32.8 Users tab
- 252 32.9 Features tab
- 253 32.10 Company certificate tab
- 253 32.11 Creating inventory data reports
- 255 33 Reports
- 256 33.1 Application scenarios
- 256 33.2 Prerequisite
- 256 33.3 Destinations for logged events
- 257 33.4 Configure logging settings
- 258 33.5 View logged events
- 260 33.6 File access report for removable media and cloud storage
- 261 33.7 Print reports
- 262 33.8 Connection of logged events
- 262 33.9 Check the integrity of logged events
- 263 33.10 Delete selected or all events
- 263 33.11 Create a backup file
- 263 33.12 Open a backup file
- 263 33.13 Scheduled event cleanup by script
- 266 33.14 Report Message Templates
- 267 34 Scheduling tasks
- 267 34.1 Create a new task
- 268 34.2 The Task Scheduler overview display
- 270 34.3 Edit tasks
- 271 34.4 Delete tasks
- 271 34.5 Working with scripts in the Task Scheduler
- 275 34.6 Restrictions concerning registered servers
- 275 34.7 Task Scheduler log events
- 276 35 Managing Mac endpoints in the SafeGuard Management Center
- 276 35.1 Inventory and status data of Macs
- 277 35.2 Create configuration package for Macs
- 278 36 SafeGuard Enterprise and self-encrypting, Opal-compliant hard drives
- 278 36.1 How does SafeGuard Enterprise integrate Opal-compliant hard drives?
- 278 36.2 Enhancement of Opal-compliant hard drives with SafeGuard Enterprise
- 279 Enterprise
- 279 36.4 Encryption of Opal-compliant hard drives
- 279 36.5 Lock Opal-compliant hard drives
- 280 36.6 Enable users to unlock Opal-compliant hard drives
- 280 36.7 Logging of events for endpoints with Opal-compliant hard drives
- 281 37 Events available for reports
- 294 38 Error codes
- 294 38.1 SGMERR codes in Windows event log
- 311 38.2 BitLocker error codes
- 314 39 Technical support
- 315 40 Legal notices
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What is SafeGuard Enterprise?
SafeGuard Enterprise is a data protection solution that encrypts your data and provides additional authentication for logon to your computer.
What platforms does SafeGuard Enterprise support?
SafeGuard Enterprise supports Windows 7 and 8, both BIOS and UEFI platforms, as well as Mac endpoints.
What types of encryption does SafeGuard Enterprise offer?
SafeGuard Enterprise offers full disk encryption, file encryption, and cloud storage encryption.
How do I manage SafeGuard Enterprise?
SafeGuard Enterprise is managed through the SafeGuard Management Center, a console that allows you to configure settings, monitor devices, and recover passwords.
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