PATROL security
You can secure the data passed between PATROL components and restrict unauthorized users from accessing your data by implementing PATROL security. PATROL now contains five security policy levels in a predefined set of security configurations that you can select from when you install PATROL. You can install the least secure or the most secure features of PATROL, depending on your system needs and the complexity of securing your systems.
High security requires more configuration of the communicating components (the agent, console, and console server) and is more difficult to use than lower levels of security. You can select the security level that best balances the ease of use with your need for security.
The lowest level (0) is a minimal level of security with no configuration requirements. At the highest security level (4), all communicating components must authenticate with each other and key databases must validate connection requests.
For more information about implementing and using PATROL security, see the following documentation:
- PATROL Security User Guide
- PATROL Central Operator - Web Edition online documentation
- PATROL Central Operator - Microsoft Windows Edition online documentation
How PATROL security affects KMs
PATROL Security is installed as part of the agent, console and console server. KMs inherit the security policy from the agent and console on which they are installed.