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Best Practices for SIEM Implementation — What You Should Know

Cybersecurity systems involve many technologies and can be built with various options, but large companies should implement a security information and event management (SIEM) solution to increase overall system security.

by Aaron Walker

Endpoint Protection Software Discussions

Question on: ESET PROTECT

What is ESET protect?

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Computer security software

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Answered: Garreth N Collard on June 10, 2022

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Question on: Absolute Secure Endpoint

Group Wiping of Devices

I would like to be able to group devices by a defining factor IE service tag and be able to mass wipe devices allowing only 1 Wipe report to be produced with results

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Thank you posting your question and I apologize for the delayed response. We are glad you are utilizing our Wipe feature, as it is a powerful tool to remotely remove all sensitive data on devices. With regards to performing a mass wipe on a group of devices, we recommend first uploading a list of devices into a Device Group, then performing a Wipe on all devices in that group. You can export the results of those Wipes through History > Actions and access the summary under the list of requests. The log files generated for each device can be downloaded individually. We suggest reaching out to our Technical Support team who can walk you through the steps in detail should you have any questions.

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Answered: Susan Goeben on March 23, 2022

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Question on: ESET PROTECT

How can I backup the encryption key?

If I lost it how can I get it back

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It's critical to have backups of encryption keys. If the lone copy of a key is lost, data encrypted with that key cannot be accessed. When you initially turn up ESET Endpoint Encryption, you'll be requested to back up your Key-File. It's a good idea to back up your Key-File to an external storage device such a USB flash drive, hard drive, or network share. It's also a good idea to back up your Key-File to other external devices or network drives in case one fails. The backup process makes a complete copy of the Key-File, including all of its encryption keys. The Key-File backup process is automatically started if the ESET Endpoint Encryption Key-File is changed, keys are added, destroyed, or the password is changed.

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Answered: GABI CHRISTOPHER E. on July 19, 2021

Hi Mahmoud - here's some information from ESET's online help that can hopefully walk you through the backup process: https://help.eset.com/eee_client/5/en-US/backing_up_encryption_keys.html Best of luck. -Merry at G2

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Answered: Merry Marwig on April 3, 2020

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