Introduction to ESET Endpoint Encryption Server

The ESET Endpoint Encryption Server is a browser-based tool for managing users and client machines running ESET Endpoint Encryption.

ESET Endpoint Encryption Server provides all the necessary functions to allow an administrator to specify security settings (Full Disk Encryption, Encryption usage and endpoint control) at users’ workstations. Data transferred between users and the EEE Server can be kept on-site, or used as a “cloud” proxy server. All functional communications between the ESET Endpoint Encryption Server and clients are fully encrypted. All data on the ESET Endpoint Encryption Proxy servers is encrypted.

ESET Endpoint Encryption provides the user with full disk, folder, and email encryption, secure data deletion, encrypted virtual disks, encrypted archives, and removable media (memory devices) control.

The administrator of the ESET Endpoint Encryption Server can define the feature set for each user, and restrict or empower as necessary. In ESET Endpoint Encryption Server, you can recover lost user passwords, even for Full Disk Encrypted workstations. You can remotely disable lost or stolen workstations or set them to self-disable after communication with the server is lost. You can control the use of removable media (memory sticks) to prevent data loss or imports of harmful programs.