Dell Latitude 3520 Service Manual page 110

Table 12. System setup options—Security menu (continued)
Security
SMM Security Mitigation
Data Wipe on Next Boot
Start Data Wipe
Absolute
UEFI Boot Path Security
Table 13. System setup options—Passwords menu
Passwords
Admin Password
System Password
Internal HDD-1 Password
NVMe SSD0
Password Configuration
Upper Case Letter
Lower Case Letter
Digit
Special Character
Minimum Characters
Password Bypass
Password Changes
Enable Non-Admin Password Changes
Admin Setup Lockout
Enable Admin Setup Lockout
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By default, the option is enabled.
Enable or disable SMM Security Mitigation.
By default, the option is enabled.
Enable or disable the data wipe on next boot.
By default, the option is disabled.
Enable or disable or permanently disable the BIOS module interface of the
optional Absolute Persistence Module service from Absolute software.
By default, the option is enabled.
Controls whether the system will prompt the user to enter the admin password
(if set) when booting to a UEFI boot device from the F12 boot menu.
By default, the Always Except Internal HDD option is enabled.
Set, change, or delete the administrator password.
Set, change, or delete the system password.
Set, change, or delete the Internal HDD-1 password.
Set, change, or delete the NVMe SSD0 password.
Reinforces password must have at least one upper case letter.
By default, the option is enabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one lower case letter.
By default, the option is enabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one digit.
By default, the option is enabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one special character.
By default, the option is enabled.
Set the minimum characters allowed for password.
When enabled, this always prompts for system and internal hard drive
passwords when powered on from the off state.
By default, the Disabled option is selected.
Enable or disable to change system and hard drive password without the need
for admin password.
By default, the option is disabled.
Enables administrators control over how their users can or cannot access BIOS
setup.
By default, the option is disabled.