This Whitepaper describes three main approaches to protecting the SEP client and describes details about any limitations. Overview There are different ways that a SEP client can be protected from intentional or unintentional changes. This paper provides guidance for administrators who would like to ensure SEP client installations are protected from intended and/or unintended changes. Since the SEP client has many different security technologies in a single client, there are various ways to ensure that administrative users cannot make changes to the client software. Many organizations do not allow administrative users to make changes to installed security software. Purpose of this Whitepaper: This Whitepaper provides guidance on the different ways to control access to specific parts of the Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) client. 14 Application Control – Protect Client files and registry keys. 14 Tamper Protection – Protecting SEP Processes. 11 Stopping SEP Services.11 Uninstalling the Client.12Īdditional Technologies for Protecting the SEP client. 9ĭisabling/Uninstalling the SEP Client from outside the Client Interface.
5 Changing Policy Configuration Settings. Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 Configuring the SEP Client for Self-protection Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 11.0 Configuring the SEP Client for Self-Protection
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