Enter a word or phrase into the table below to search the knowledgebase.   Previous    I    Next   3. EMBASSY Security Center The EMBASSY Security Center (ESC) provides the tools for managing Trusted Platform security settings including platform owner management, user management, trusted drive management, and key management. The ESC also provides multifactor authentication which enable users to select from various mechanisms including individual passwords, biometrics, smart cards, the TPM, or a combination thereof. Access the ESC through Start > Programs > Wave Systems Corp (Start Menu) or from the ETS Launch Pad (desktop icon). Setting up the ESC involves establishing TPM ownership, initializing a user and selecting user authentication options to TPM applications and Windows. Users may notice that certain functions in ESC are ghosted (inactive). This will be caused by one of the two following reasons. First, users may not yet have enabled a function of ESC for which other functions are used. A good example of this is on the Passwords Settings window where many of the functions will remain ghosted until the user performs initialization and then enables the TCG Security Password Vault. Another example is on the Windows Login window where an authentication option may be ghosted until activated by the user or administrator. Trusted Platform Module Overview — Trusted Platform Module Steps for establishing TPM Ownership Steps for changing TPM Owner Password Initializing a User's TCG Security Password Vault Overview — Initializing a User's TCG Security Password Vault Steps for Initializing and Configuring a User's TCG Password Vault Enabling Secure Windows Login Overview — Enabling Secure Windows Login Steps to Enable Secure Windows Login Authentication Types & User Enrollment Overview — Authentication Types & User Enrollment Steps to Select an Authentication Type Steps to Enroll/Update Users Fingerprint Steps to Delete Enrolled Fingerprint's Credential Steps to Enroll/Update TPM Steps to Enroll/Update Smart Card Archive And Restore Overview — Archive And Restore Steps to Archive your TPM Keys Steps to Restore your TPM Keys Steps for Restoring or Transferring your TPM Keys to a different PC Steps for Recovering from a Hard Drive Failure Steps for Recovering from a TPM or Motherboard Failure Previous    I    Next    I    Top