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Policy Aggre

ssive

Protec

tion

for All

Fixed

Drives

and

Extern

al

Drives

PCI

Regula

tion

Data

Breac

h

Regula

tion

HIPAA

Regula

tion

Basic

Protec

tion

for All

Fixed

Drives

and

Ext

Drives

(Defau

lt)

Basic

Protec

tion

for All

Fixed

Drives

Basic

Protec

tion

for

Syste

m

Drive

Only

Basic

Protec

tion

for

Extern

al

Drives

Encry

ption

Disabl

ed

Description

Applicatio

n Data

Encryptio

n List

winword.exe

excel.exe

powerpnt.exe

msaccess.exe

winproj.exe

outlook.exe

acrobat.exe

visio.exe

mspub.exe

notepad.exe

wordpad.exe

winzip.exe

winrar.exe

onenote.exe

onenotem.exe

String - maximum of 100

entries of 500 characters

each

Dell recommends not

adding explorer.exe or

iexplorer.exe to the ADE

list, as unexpected or

unintended results may

occur. However,

explorer.exe is the process

used to create a new

Notepad file on the

desktop using the right-

click menu. Setting

encryption by file

extension, instead of the

ADE list, provides more

comprehensive coverage.

List process names of

applications (without

paths) whose new files you

want encrypted, separated

by carriage returns. Do not

use wildcards.

Dell recommends not

listing applications/

installers that write

system-critical files. Doing

so could result in

encryption of important

system files, which could

make a computer

unbootable.

Common process names:

outlook.exe, winword.exe,

powerpnt.exe,

msaccess.exe,

wordpad.exe, mspaint.exe,

excel.exe

The following hard-coded

system and installer

process names are ignored

if specified in this policy:

hotfix.exe, update.exe,

setup.exe, msiexec.exe,

wuauclt.exe,

wmiprvse.exe, migrate.exe,

unregmp2.exe, ikernel.exe,

wssetup.exe, svchost.exe

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Policies and Template Descriptions