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Security Configuration Checklist for Intel vPro Technology Document Revision 2.1 Checklist Details (Checklist Revisions)

Supporting Resources:

Target:

Target CPE Name
Intel Active Management Technology 2.5 cpe:/h:intel:active_management_technology:2.5 (View CVEs)
Intel Active Management Technology 3.0 cpe:/h:intel:active_management_technology:3.0 (View CVEs)
Intel Active Management Technology 4.0 cpe:/h:intel:active_management_technology:4.0 (View CVEs)
Intel Active Management Technology 5.0 cpe:/h:intel:active_management_technology:5.0 (View CVEs)

Checklist Highlights

Checklist Name:
Security Configuration Checklist for Intel vPro Technology
Checklist ID:
286
Version:
Document Revision 2.1
Type:
Compliance
Review Status:
Final
Authority:
Software Vendor: Intel
Original Publication Date:
01/31/2010

Checklist Summary:

Notebook and desktop PCs with Intel vPro technology enable IT to take advantage of hardware-assisted security and manageability capabilities that enhance their ability to maintain, manage, and protect their business PCs. And with the latest IT management consoles from Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) with native Intel vPro technology support, IT can now take advantage of enhanced features to manage notebooks over a wired or corporate wireless network- or even outside the corporate firewall through a wired LAN connection. PCs with Intel vPro technology integrate hardware-based security and enhanced maintenance and management capabilities that work with ISV consoles. Because these capabilities are built into the hardware, Intel vPro technology provides IT with the industry's first solution for OS-absent manageability and down-the-wire security even when the PC is off, the OS is unresponsive, or software agents are disabled.

Checklist Role:

  • Desktop Client

Known Issues:

http://communities.intel.com/community/openportit/vproexpert

Target Audience:

This checklist has been created for IT professionals, particularly system administrators and information security personnel. The document assumes that the reader has experience installing and administering client desktops in an enterprise environment.

Target Operational Environment:

  • Managed

Testing Information:

AMT has been tested on platforms that include specific vPRO chips and chipsets and this checklist is intended for AMT versions 4 and 5.

Regulatory Compliance:

Not provided.

Comments/Warnings/Miscellaneous:

A full community of information is available at ; http://communities.intel.com/community/openportit/vproexpert

Disclaimer:

Not provided.

Product Support:

Intel is the manufacturer of the semiconductors and chipsets that provide the platform for Active Management Technology (AMT). The personal computer OEM�?�¢??s such as Dell, HP and Lenovo provide the support for this technology consistent with the maintenance and/or service agreements users may have with these providers.

Point of Contact:

Not provided.

Sponsor:

Not provided.

Licensing:

Not provided.

Change History:

08/13/2008 - Document Revision 2.0 - Updated format, section information and appendix

08/18/2008 - Document Revision 2.0.1 - Updated appendix section

01/31/2010 - Document Revision 2.1 - Additional Information posted in Section One (Introduction), Section Three (Setup and Configuration), Section 4 (Features and Functions) and Section 6 (Appendix)

Dependency/Requirements:

URL Description
http://communities.intel.com/community/openportit/vproexpert Holds a full community of information.

References:

Reference URL Description

NIST checklist record last modified on 08/10/2012