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Release Notes 7.9.6 Release Notes 7.9.6 © 2019 DriveLock SE Release Notes Table of Contents Part I Introduction 3 1 Document Conventions 3 2 DriveLock Documentation 3 Part II System Requirements 5 1 DriveLock Agent 5 2 DriveLock Management Console and Control Center 5 3 DriveLock Enterprise Service 5 Part III Supported Platforms 7 Part IV Version History 9 1 DriveLock 7.9.6 9 2 DriveLock 7.9.4 10 3 DriveLock 7.9.2 10 Part V Known Issues 12 1 Quickstart Setup Wizard 12 2 Installation of Management Components Using Group Policy 12 3 DriveLock Device Scanner 12 4 Manual Updates 13 5 Self Service unlock 13 6 DriveLock iOS and iTunes 13 7 Windows Portable Devices (WPD) 13 8 DriveLock Disk Protection 13 9 DriveLock File Protection and Microsoft OneDrive 15 10 BitLocker Management 15 11 Antivirus 16 Part VI Test Installation and Upgrade 17 1 DriveLock Evaluation 17 2 Updating DriveLock Components 17 General Issues 17 Updating DriveLock Disk Protection 17 Release Notes 7.9.6 2 © 2019 DriveLock SE Introduction 1 Introduction This document contains important information about the new version of DriveLock and changes from previous DriveLock versions. The DriveLock Release Notes also describes changes and additions to DriveLock that were made after the documentation was completed. This and other documentation can be found on our online help page www.drivelock.help. 1.1 Document Conventions Throughout this document the following conventions and symbols are used to emphasize important points that you should read carefully, or menus, items or buttons that you need to click or select. Caution: This format means that you should be careful to avoid unwanted results, such as potential damage to operating system functionality or loss of data Hint: Useful additional information that might help you save time. Italics represent fields, menu commands, and cross-references. Bold type represents a button that you need to click. A fixed-width typeface represents messages or commands typed at a command prompt. A plus sign between two keyboard keys means that you must press those keys at the same time. For example, ALT+R means that you must hold down the ALT key while you press R. A comma between two or more keys means that you must press them consecutively. For example ‘ALT, R, U’ means that you must first press the Alt key, then the R key, and finally the U key. 1.2 DriveLock Documentation The DriveLock Documentation consists of the following manuals: · DriveLock QuickStart Guide The QuickStart Guide describes the required steps to setup DriveLock using the DriveLock QuickStart setup wizard.The DriveLock QuickStart setup wizard can be used to simplify the installation and configuration of a basic DriveLock environment. · DriveLock Installation Guide The Installation Guide describes the available installation packages, the system requirements and the steps for installing each DriveLock component. This is the first document a DriveLock administrator should read. · DriveLock Administration Guide The Administration Guide describes the DriveLock architecture and components. It contains detailed instructions for configuring DriveLock using the DriveLock Management Console (DMC). This document is intended for DriveLock administrators who need to become familiar with all available DriveLock functionality. · DriveLock Control Center User Guide This manual describes how to configure and use the DriveLock Control Center (DCC). This document is intended for administrators and users who will use DriveLock Control Center for reporting and forensic analysis. · DriveLock User Guide The DriveLock User Guide is aimed at end users. It describes how to request the temporary unlocking of a computer, how to use DriveLock Encryption 2-Go and how to use Network Profiles. Release Notes 7.9.6 3 © 2019 DriveLock SE Introduction · DriveLock Security Awareness This manual describes the new security awareness features, which are also included in DriveLock Smart SecurityEducation. You can read and download the latest version of these manuals from our online help website www.drivelock.help. Release Notes 7.9.6 4 © 2019 DriveLock SE Introduction 2 System Requirements This section contains recommendations and minimum requirements. The requirements may vary depending on your configuration of DriveLock, its components and features, and your system environment. 2.1 DriveLock Agent Before distributing or installing the DriveLock agents on your corporate network, please ensure that the computers meet these requirements and are configured properly to provide full functionality. Main memory: o at least 4 GB RAM Free disk space: o approx. 1 GB with average policies that do not include your own video files o at least 2 GB if Security Awareness campaigns are used with video sequences (Security Awareness Content AddOn) How much disk space you need largely depends on how DriveLock agents are configured via policies and on the settings and features they contain. It is therefore difficult to provide an exact specification here. We recommend that you verify and determine the exact value in a test setup with a limited number of systems before performing a company-wide roll-out. Additional Windows components: o .NET Framework 4.5.2 or newer (for Security Awareness Campaigns in general) o Windows Media Player (for Security Awareness Content AddOn) 2.2 DriveLock Management Console and Control Center Be sure to install the two management components on the same computer because the DCC will access some of the dialogs provided by the DriveLock Management Console. Before distributing or installing the DriveLock management components DMC and DCC on your corporate network, please ensure that the computers meet these requirements and are configured properly to provide full functionality. Main memory: o at least 4 GB RAM Free disk space: o approx.350 MB Additional Windows components: o .NET Framework 4.5.2 or newer 2.3 DriveLock Enterprise Service Before distributing or installing the DriveLock Enterprise Service on your corporate network, please ensure that the computers meet these requirements and are configured properly to provide full functionality. Main memory: o at least 8 GB RAM Free disk space: Release Notes 7.9.6 5 © 2019 DriveLock SE System Requirements o at least 4 GB, with policies that do include Security Awareness campaigns with video sequences (Security Awareness Content AddOn), approx. 15 GB is recommended o if the server is also running the SQL-Server database, additional 10 GB are recommended for storing DriveLock data Additional Windows components: o .NET Framework 4.5.2 or newer Depending on the number and duration of the DriveLock events that are stored, the size of the DriveLock database can vary greatly from one system environment to another. It is therefore difficult to provide an exact specification here. We recommend setting up a test environment with the planned settings over a period of at least a few days to determine the exact values. These values can be used to calculate the required memory capacity. Release Notes 7.9.6 6 © 2019 DriveLock SE System Requirements 3 Supported Platforms DriveLock has been tested and is released for all Windows versions (having the latest available patches installed), which have been official released by Microsoft by the time this DriveLock version was released and which have not reached their end-of-service date: Operating System XP 3) W7 SP12) OS X Win-10 Win-10 Win-10 Server Server Server Windows 1) W8.1 10.9+ 1607 1703/ 1803/ 2008 SP2 2012 2016 1709 18094) 2008R2 20012R2 SP1 Agent (DC/AC) Device Control x x x x x x x x Application Control x x x x x x x x File encryption Mobile Encryption x x x x x x x x Application File Protection6) x x x x x x x x Disk encryption Disk Protection x13) x 7) x 7) x 7) x 7) BitLocker x8) x x x Management Management components Management x x x x x x x Console Control Center9) x x x x x x x Enterprise Server x12) x12) x12) x12) x x x DriveLock IGEL WYSE Embedde eLux Virtual Channel UDLX Linux V6 d Thin- 4.12.100 Windows Clients + 10) ICA x x x x RDP x x x DriveLock Thin-Client Support ICA (Citrix) XenApp XenApp XenApp 6.0 6.511) 7.X RDP (Windows TS) 2008R2 2012 2016 SP1 20012R2 Release Notes 7.9.6 7 © 2019 DriveLock SE Supported Platforms Database Microsoft SQL 2008 2012/20 2016 SP2 Server5) SP4 14 SP2 2017 2008R2 SP3 Oracle Database14) 11.2 12.2 Remarks 1) Windows Intel X86 based Systems (x86_32, x86_64, AMD64) Windows Vista and Windows 8 are not supported any more. 2) Windows 7 SP1 KB3033929 (SHA-2 code signing support) is required on Windows 7 64-bit. 3) Windows XP Windows XP with SP3 fully patched and POSReady 2009 is supported. An additional license for support of legacy OS is required! 4) Windows 10- Release 7.9.6 has been tested with Windows 10-1809. 1809 5) Microsoft SQL For installations up to 200 Clients. Express 6) File Protection Citrix Terminal Servers are not supported. 7) Disk Protection UEFI and GPT Partitioning are only supported for disks up to 2 TB running on Windows 8.1 64 bit or newer and UEFI Version V2.3.1 or newer. UEFI on Windows 7 is not supported. For UEFI running on Windows 10 Version 1703 the Update KB4032188 is mandatory. DriveLock Disk Protection is supported on Windows 10 version 1709 or newer with some limitations (see chapter "Known issues" for more information). 8) BitLocker Windows 7 32-bit is not supported in DriveLock. For more information see "Known issues -> BitLocker Management" 9) Control Center Internet Explorer 11 is required for remote connections to an DriveLock Agent. 10) Windows Der DriveLock Virtual Channel and the DriveLock Agent must not be installed on the same Client.
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