Summary
Know the supported platforms, authentication forms, and policies on the software of DriveArmor.
Details
Supported Host Platforms
- Compatibility: Windows® XP SP3, Windows Vista® SP1 or higher, Windows® 7
- System Requirements: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 SP1 installed or higher
Forms of authentication used in DriveArmor
- Active Directory Domain Password
- Fixed Password
- ColorCode
- PIN
- Smart Card (CAC/PIV)
Policies used with DriveArmor
- General Device
- Dead Man Switch
- Inactivity Timeout
- Re Authenticate Time
- Notice Message
- If Found
- Legal Notice
- Support Info
- PolicyServer Connection
- Action Due To No Contact
- Must Be Connect To PolicyServer
- Offline Time Before Forced Connection
- Secondary Action Due To No Contact
- Secondary Action Period
- Login
- Authentication Methods
- Device Lockout Action
- Failed Attempts Allowed
- Lock Device Time Delay
- User Name Case Sensitive
- Password
- Allowed Character Types
- Can Contain User Id
- Change Password Every
- Consecutive Chars Allowed
- Minimum Length
- Password History Retention
- Remember User Between Logins
- Require How Many Chars
- Require How Many Numbers
- Require How Many Specials
- Self Help
- Number of Questions
- Personal Challenge
Recovering DriveArmor data
The DriveArmor device password is stored in DriveTrust, the secure chip available in all Momentus FDE drives.
Administrator can recover data from a DriveArmor device. All administrator accounts are cached to simply authenticate with administrator credentials, assign a new OTP for the user, reset the Active Directory password (if used), issue a Challenge Response session, or simply load the recovery CD and disable DriveArmor after authenticating to the CD.
