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Dell Endpoint Security Suite Enterprise Technical Advisories v3.9

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New Features and Functionality v1.1.1

  • A new Advanced Threat Protection Agent Auto Update feature is available and can be enabled from Services Management in the left pane of the Remote Management Console. Enabling Agent Auto Update allows clients to automatically download and apply updates from the Advanced Threat Protection server. Updates are released monthly.
  • Advanced Threat Protection has Enhanced Script Controls for Powershell to mitigate against Powershell attack vectors. This feature is available for the Advanced Threat Protection client with build 1391, available in early October. To enable this feature on the client, either enable auto update or go to the FTP site to get the update to deploy.
  • Advanced Threat Protection has Enhanced Script Controls to protect against malicious Microsoft Office macros. This feature is available for the Advanced Threat Protection client with build 1391, available in early October. To enable this feature on the client, either enable auto update or go to the FTP site to get the update to deploy.
  • Advanced Threat Protection has enhanced “Memory Action: Exploitation” to protect against malicious payloads created using the Metasploit toolkit. This feature is available for the Advanced Threat Protection client with build 1391, available in early October. To enable this feature on the client, either enable auto update or go to the FTP site to get the update to deploy.
  • The Encryption client now supports Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Redstone release).
  • Customers upgrading to Windows 10 from an earlier version of Windows OS are no longer required to decrypt and re-encrypt data at OS update.
  • The Encryption client now supports Audit Mode. Audit Mode allows administrators to deploy the Encryption client as part of the corporate image, rather than using a third-party SCCM or similar solutions to deploy the Encryption client. To suppress activation until deployment is complete, install the Encryption client and perform the necessary restart when the configuration computer is in Audit Mode.
  • A new policy allows the administrator to hide Encryption overlay icons in File Explorer for managed users.
  • The Encryption client and BitLocker Manager are now supported with TPM 2.0.

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