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© 2013 Toshiba Corporation B2B PC Training Mailer - Toshiba Device Access Control

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 2 Toshiba Device Access Control Preventing unauthorized system access is paramount to maintaining security. To help you do that, Toshiba offers companies a Device Access Control utility that allows the IT department, to lock specific devices, ports or limit its functions, preventing confidential data from being copied from systems to external storage devices or private data from being copied to business laptops. This reduces the risk of data theft and helps reduce the threat of viruses coming from private devices.

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 3 Safeguard against the unauthorised copying and transmission of data. Defence against data theft and corruption from within your organization. Help to prevent the spread of viruses and malicious software. Toshiba Device Access Control

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 4 Selectively disable devices or device functions. Disc Burning – Can set access rights to each computer - allowing a specified number of employees the ability to write to optical media. Use of Ports – Can specify which ports the employee can use on their computer. Webcam Use – Can set which computers have their webcams enabled or disabled. Network device  Can set the computer to disable the wired LAN, wireless LAN and/or Bluetooth.  IT Administrator can send policy file to a remote computer by .  Command line policy files can be deployed with remote management systems or login script.  Policy files are protected with a password and/or verify the model number and serial number of the target computer. What can Device Access Control do for you?

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 5 How to Enable Toshiba Device Access Control Device Access Control can be accessed & configured from BIOS. It is available within “Security” Option. But without registering the Supervisor password it will not be available under “Security” option. How to Enable: 1.Press & Hold “F2” then switch on the laptop PC. 2.Choose “Security” and register a Supervisor Password.

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 6 3. After Registering the Supervisor password, 4 Menus will enable.

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 7 Device Access Control – Menu Items

© 2013 Toshiba Corporation 8 Device Boot Control – Menu Items