Encrypt & Track Your Laptops

In the unfortunate incident of a data breach, most enterprise accounts are interested in:

• Ensuring that the hard drive is not accessible by unauthorized users
• Determining how the laptop was lost/stolen in order to prevent future occurrences
• Disabling the device and rendering it inoperable whether it’s connected to a network or not
• Determining where the stolen asset is (i.e. ex-employee, competitor)
• Determining if the laptop is recoverable, and restorable it to its pre-theft state

Today, two best of breed products come together to assist you in the securing of your sensitive information and locating your stolen laptop – SecureDoc and Computrace. SecureDoc adds government-grade, enterprise-class, highly-certified encryption to protect the data-at-rest on laptops and complement the Computrace solution. Computrace can use remote data destruction to delete sensitive data –via an internet connection. SecureDoc protects the laptop 24/7, regardless of connection status. With Absolute's Computrace, your IT staff can centrally track devices, automate hardware and software inventory, remotely delete data and help get back stolen computers.

By working together, SecureDoc and Computrace create a strong protection solution for lost or stolen laptops. There are two options available when SecureDoc is combined with Computrace:

SecureDoc Express, available as part of a bundle with Computrace, which includes:

• Central management and control with SecureDoc Enterprise Server
• Strong password-based pre-boot authentication
• Full-disk encryption
• Remote crypto-erase capability (aka remote zeroization)
• Self-Extractor (compress and encrypt files / folders)

SecureDoc Enterprise, which includes all of the features and functions of SecureDoc Express, plus:

• Additional pre-boot authentication support options, including password, biometrics, smartcards, PKI, TPM and USB tokens, for greater security
• Removable Media Encryption
• Dynamic key provisioning to enable secure sharing of encrypted information without need to enter passwords
• Port control to define and enforce rules for the use of connected USB storage devices