HP Client Security Commercial Managed IT Software

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HP Client Security – Manageability Options
HP Client Security has multiple management options:
 Local Management - HP Client Security application allows for full policy configuration.
o Limited users may not change policies.
o Policies can be set in an image before deployment.
 HP Credential Manager cloud-based remote management - DigitalPersona offers Pro Workgroup SaaS
o Access Recovery, credential policies, HP Drive Encryption (for HP Business PCs launched prior to 2012), and
centralized reporting
o 5 licenses are available for testing/pilot
o Visit www.protecttools.com for more details
 HP Drive Encryption– upgrade to WinMagic SecureDoc Enterprise for remote management.
o HP offers licensing for HP and non-HP PCs.
o Contact your HP Sales representative or reseller as well as Visit www.winmagic.com/hp for more details
 BIOS remote management
o Most features are managed remotely by LANDesk, HP BIOS Configuration Utility and other management
consoles.
o Visit www.hp.com/go/clientmanagement for more details.
Remote Management Alternatives to HP Client Security Technology
 HP Enterprise Device Access Manager
o It provides similar functionality to HP Device Access Manager but with centralized manageability.
o Offers administration tools to define and maintain the device access control policy which is stored in
Windows Active Directory.
o Does not support Just In Time Authentication
o Visit www.hp-protecttools.com/products.asp
 SEAHawk
o SEAHawk provides similar capabilities to HP Trust Circles, allowing IT to determine Trust Boundaries for
users and integration into Active Directory
 Contact your HP sales representative for more information.
HP Client Security Technology
HP Client Security consists of the following key security technologies:
Security and Encryption Strength
HP Client Security’s core host application adheres to a strong security model with the following features:
 Execute all “secure operations”, such as, user authentication, user provisioning, credential management, and
policy configuration from a highly privileged account.
 Use Windows ACLs (Access Control List) to protect access to resources, such as registry data.