Working With Advanced Actions In A Media Encryption & Port Protection Rule; Offline Access Actions; Custom Offline Access Settings - Check Point HARMONY R81 Administration Manual

Working with Advanced Actions in a Media Encryption & Port Protection Rule
Working with Advanced Actions in a Media Encryption &
Port Protection Rule
You can configure advanced actions in a Media Encryption & Port Protection policy rule.

Offline Access Actions

You can select one of these predefined actions to define encryption behavior for storage
devices:
n Allow offline access to encrypted media - Users can enter a password to access
storage devices on protected computers not connected to an Endpoint Security
Management Server (Offline). Users can also use their password to access storage
devices on a non-protected computer.
n Do not allow offline access to encrypted media - Users cannot access storage devices
on protected computers that are not connected to an Endpoint Security Management
Server or on non-protected computers.
You can change the settings of these predefined actions and create new custom Offline
Access to Media action.

Custom Offline Access Settings

You can define custom offline access actions that include these settings:
Encryption Settings
Setting Description
Allow user to Lets users manually define the device owner before encryption. This lets
choose users create storage devices for other users. By default, the device owner
owner during is the user who is logged into the endpoint computer. The device owner
encryption must be an Active Directory user.
Allow user to Lets users change the percentage of a storage device that is encrypted,
change size not to be lower than Minimum percentage of media capacity used for
of encrypted encrypted storage or Default percentage of media capacity used for
media encrypted storage. Also see
on page 265
Allow users Lets users decrypt storage devices.
to remove
encryption
from media
"Configuring Encryption Container Settings"
.
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