Security Measures; Step-By-Step Security Measures - Panasonic CF-S10 Series Operating Instructions Manual

Security Measures

For detailed information, refer to
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Precautions for the security function
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Settings related to security, such as the passwords you set yourself, cannot be canceled by your
technical support office, or anyone else at Panasonic. Be sure not to forget settings such as passwords.
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To prepare for unexpected problems or trouble, such as not being able to start up the computer or a virus
infection after accessing the Internet, we recommend that you back up your valuable data and store it in a
safe place.
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Panasonic takes no responsibility whatsoever for damage caused by problems such as information leaks
or virus infections.

Step-by-step security measures

This section describes the "Basic," "Practical," and "Advanced" steps that you should take as security
measures according to your environment and usage. The more steps you take the higher the safety level.
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From the "Basic," "Practical," and "Advanced" security measures, set the combination that you require.
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You will not set a high safety level just by encrypting data as described in "Advanced." Be sure to combine
this setting with the "Basic" and "Practical" security functions.
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If the network administrator at your company has issued instructions about the settings or other issues,
follow these instructions. The information described in this document is not necessarily appropriate for all
environments.
Weak
Low
Measures
that everyone
using the
computer
should take.
Prevents
unauthorized
access
Prevents virus
infections and
unauthorized
access
Prevents virus
infections
Prevents
unauthorized
setting changes
by third parties
Prevents
unauthorized
use of Windows
Prevents the
execution of
computer viruses
Reference Manual "
Practical
Basic
Measures
that mainly
prevent
unauthorized
use by third
parties and
information
leaks.
(Security)".
Strong
High
Advanced
Measures for setting a high level of safety by
encrypting the hard disk information and managing
the encryption keys with embedded security (TPM).
Prevents
information leaks
Prevents
unauthorized use
and information leaks
(Security Setting Utility screen)
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