Users Guide

New Features and Functionality v9.4.1.6
Dell Enterprise Server now supports Advanced Threat Prevention on Mac computers. Advanced Threat Prevention provides
real-time threat detection by analyzing potential file executions for malware in both the operating system and memory layers
to prevent the delivery of malicious payloads. Control of execution at the endpoint allows for accurate and effective
detection of malicious threats - even those that have never been seen before. Advanced Threat Prevention uses machine
learning techniques that allow detection of new malware, viruses, bots and unknown future variants, where signatures and
sandboxes fail. Memory protection strengthens basic operating system protection features by providing an additional layer to
detect and deny certain behaviors that are commonly used by exploits.
New Features and Functionality v9.4.1
A new Advanced Threat Prevention Agent Auto Update feature is available and can be enabled from Services Management
in the left pane of the Remote Management Console. Enabling Agent Auto Update allows clients to automatically download
and apply updates from the Advanced Threat Prevention server. Updates are released monthly.
New Advanced Threat Prevention policies allow the administrator to configure automatic handling upon detection of a
malicious payload and extended Script Control settings for Active Scripts, PowerShell, and Office macros.
The Advanced Threat Events Report can now be exported as an Excel or .csv file from the Advanced Threat Events tab in
the Remote Management Console.
A new policy allows the administrator to hide encryption icons in File Explorer for managed users.
Resolved Technical Advisories v9.4.1
Dell will continue to support current versions of Dell Enterprise Server on third-party software platforms as long as it is
technically and commercially reasonable for Dell to do so, when there is no external dependency. Due to external
dependency, VMware ESXi 5.1 is no longer supported as of the v9.4.1 release. For more information, see http://
www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/support/product-lifecycle-matrix.pdf.
An error no longer occurs during forensic key bundle download from Dell Enterprise Server. [DDPS-3244]
The Inventory Received field on the Endpoint Detail page of the Remote Management Console is now populated upon
activation of an endpoint. [DDPS-3982]
Notification emails are now sent as expected when All Notification Types are selected when configuring Notification
Management in the Remote Management Console. [DDPS-4003, DDPS-4038]
An issue that resulted in an internal error when clicking Device Recovery Keys on an Endpoint Detail page in the Remote
Management Console is resolved. [DDPS-4222]
New Features and Functionality v9.4
The Remote Management Console now features enhanced configurable Dashboard and Email Notifications, to update
administrators about threat events, certificate expirations, license availability, configuration changes, product updates, and
knowledge base articles.
Advanced Threat Prevention customers can now take advantage of these capabilities, available in the Remote Management
Console:
Certificates can now be imported and added to the Safe list.
Security Information Event Management (SIEM) software can be integrated to capture Advanced Threat events.
Enhanced data about threats and devices on which they are identified is now available.
The File Folder Encryption policy category in the Remote Management Console has been renamed to Policy-Based
Encryption.
The Alerts Management menu item in the Remote Management Console has been renamed to Notification Management.
Dell Enterprise Server installations are no longer supported on 32-bit operating systems.
Resolved Technical Advisories v9.4
The installer no longer accepts underscores in host names. An underscore character ("_") in either the Compatibility Server
host name or Security Server host name causes connection to that Server to fail. A host name cannot contain an underscore
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