Users Guide
and retrieval of encryption keys are available from the DDP Server, reducing the work of keeping critical data safe, and reducing the risk
that systems are unprotected in the event of loss or attempts at unauthorized access.
• BitLocker Manager seamlessly integrates with the other Endpoint Security Suite components through the DDP Server to provide
exible policy enforcement and TPM management, reducing the strain on an organization's IT resources. Reporting and auditing
processes are simplied, with comprehensive protection and FIPS compliance. Extensive reporting and auditing capabilities and secure
recovery key escrow help auditors easily determine compliance.
Technical Advisories v1.0
Threat Protection v1.0
• No Technical Advisories exist on the client. See DDP Enterprise Server - Virtual Edition Release Notes for Server Technical Advisories
related to Endpoint Security Suite.
Encryption Client v8.5
• Pausing encryption is not reected in the local console if the menu option "Process Encryption Only When Screen is Locked" is enabled.
[DDPC-620]
• The computer does not single sign-on after resuming from Sleep-to-Hibernate. After the user enters their credentials at the Preboot
Authentication (PBA) screen, the computer stops at the Windows logon screen and the user must manually log on to the computer.
Dell Security Tools and
the Encryption client do not support Sleep-to-Hibernate and single sign-on. Disable Sleep-to-Hibernate when
using Preboot Authentication if your organization intends to use single sign-on. [MMW-841]
Advanced Authentication v8.5
• Password Manager does not support Google Chrome v35 and later, due to a change in the way Chrome handles extensions.
[MMW-619, MMW-754]
• Password Manager does not support importing credentials from Internet Explorer 10 and 11 (because the interface is not published by
Microsoft). [MMW-770]
• On computers running ActivClient 7, single sign-on may not function properly. Also, multiple smart card icons may display in the
Windows credential provider screen. [MMW-837]
• When Preboot Authentication is activated on a computer with more than one user and with only ngerprint authentication enabled, if
two or more users enroll with the same ngerprint, at authentication for second and subsequent users an error message may display,
"The ngerprint is not veried." However, the rst user is able to authenticate successfully. [MMW-848]
• Eikon external ngerprint readers do not function properly on Windows 8.1 without the latest drivers. To work around this issue, when
using an external ngerprint reader, download and install the latest drivers required for your specic reader. [MMW-880]
Preboot Authentication v8.5
• When upgrading from pre-v8.2 Enterprise Edition, Preboot Authentication must be deactivated before beginning the upgrade. After the
upgrade, the PBA is activated normally. [DDPC-636]
• On a UEFI laptop computer with the PBA activated, when the computer is docked or attached to an external monitor, the laptop lid
must remain open in order for the PBA to function properly. [DDPUP-507]
• On a computer with multiple users the Windows Power Option, Require a password on wakeup, must be enabled. If this option is not
enabled, when the computer resumes from hibernation, it resumes in the user account in which hibernation occurred. This behavior is
typical of Windows hibernation. [MMW-761]
• After activating Preboot Authentication on a UEFI computer, when the computer resumes from hibernation for the rst time following
PBA activation, the process becomes a cold boot. After the rst hibernation, the computer resumes from hibernation normally. To work
around this issue, restart the computer a second time after PBA activation. [MMW-844]
Endpoint Security Suite Pro Technical Advisories v1.8
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