Endpoint Encryption for PC (EEPC) is a computer security system that prevents DATA stored on a hard drive from being read or used by an unauthorized person. With EEPC, users are forced to IDENTIFY themselves to the security system when the computer is started.

This is done by requiring up to three authentication methods:

• Password
• User ID
• TOKEN (Loaded on a floppy disk or any ISO 7816 smart card)

If the person accessing the computer fails to enter the correct information, EEPC prevents access to the computer as well as the encrypted data stored within. To gain access to an EEPC protected PC when using a smart card, users must insert their card into the reader when the EEPC authentication screen is DISPLAYED, then type their password and optional user ID. After the smart card verifies the password and EEPC has established that the correct token is used, the user is then granted access to the computer.

Endpoint Encryption for PC (EEPC) is a computer security system that prevents data stored on a hard drive from being read or used by an unauthorized person. With EEPC, users are forced to identify themselves to the security system when the computer is started.

This is done by requiring up to three authentication methods:

If the person accessing the computer fails to enter the correct information, EEPC prevents access to the computer as well as the encrypted data stored within. To gain access to an EEPC protected PC when using a smart card, users must insert their card into the reader when the EEPC authentication screen is displayed, then type their password and optional user ID. After the smart card verifies the password and EEPC has established that the correct token is used, the user is then granted access to the computer.